Yes, All That and the Kitchen Sink
Imagine: you’re sitting in an emergency room suite. Just 30 minutes before, you had cut your hand while slicing some onions
Attraction is often a mystery. In general, we seek out others who have similar values, traits and backgrounds. But according to Jenny Olson, an assistant
I’ll admit I have never been one of the “cool kids” and am always a little behind the latest trends, so I was intrigued when several of my friends were talking
Happy New Year to you! Another exciting year is ahead of us. One of my favorite things about ticking over the calendar is the anticipation of what is going to
Today’s title is taken from a continuing education session I attended. The speaker’s point was, you could have great coverage and low premiums on paper, but if
In a previous blog post, I shared about the decision that Sharon and I made for her to take some time away from Cummins to stay home with our son Hudson. This
Elder abuse and mistreatment is an often-silent problem that robs seniors of their dignity, security and sometimes their lives. Before the pandemic, about 1 in
Cummins has recently rolled out its new Restricted Stock Program (RSU) for employees. While an exciting opportunity for a lot of people, we continue to receive
There are many aspects to financial planning. Every individual has different goals and objectives. One universal goal is to “pay as little tax as possible under
Going back to work was always the plan for us. Sharon and I are consummate planners: we
analyze purchases and vacations spots, reading deeply into reviews. We
I was searching for inspiration, so I turned to my past-articles file. One in particular caught my attention. It was an article written by Bob Veres, a thought
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. Anyone with a bank account, house, car or other personal property should have a will. It is especially important
