It’s a New Year, and it’s time to get things organized. If your estate plan is complete, go through this checklist for some follow up steps to consider. If your estate plan is not complete, make it a goal for the New Year. □ Review your existing plan. Do you remember who you named as […]
Continue reading …Happy new year! This is the moment where everyone wants to lose weight, get healthy and is motivated to focus on fitness. Take full advantage and get momentum! There are so many trends and approaches to get in shape, but one thing is a fact – you have to do cardio. It is necessary to […]
Continue reading …On January seventh the San Diego Coastal Chamber of Commerce hosted their first sun-downer-networking mixer of 2014 at the Grand Del Mar in Club M. The San Diego Coastal Chamber of Commerce serves the areas of Del Mar, Sorrento Valley, Torrey Hills, Carmel Valley, Torrey Highlands, Rancho SantaFe, and La Jolla. There was some great […]
Continue reading …Understanding Your Dental Flexible Spending Account (F.S.A.) and How to Utilize it for Your Advantage A flexible spending account (FSA), also known as a flexible spending arrangement, is one of a number of tax-advantaged financial accounts that can be set up through a cafeteria plan of an employer in the United States. An FSA allows an employee to set […]
Continue reading …Recently I have attended presentations and read various articles and campaigns spreading awareness about elder abuse. It is valuable information that must be passed on. There are different types of abuse that can occur, but in this article I’m particularly focusing on financial elder abuse. An Example of Financial Elder Abuse Kelly Phillips Erb, tax […]
Continue reading …Have you heard of these DON’Ts in FENG SHUI when you live in a 2 story home? Don’t have your bedroom above the kitchen. Don’t place your bed positioned above the stove downstairs. Don’t place your bed headboard in the same direction of your fireplace. Don’t place your bed next to your bathroom. Don’t place […]
Continue reading …A couple, both age 65, retiring today will spend, according to Fidelity Investments’ 2013 survey, approximately $220,000 on health care during their retirement years – and that doesn’t include any assisted living or nursing care. While this year’s figure represents an 8 percent decrease from last year’s estimate of $240,000, making the most of your […]
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