While some people are predisposed to illness and others like to protect themselves from the unknown, having health insurance that you can fall back on in both cases is essential. The biggest challenge that many people face as it relates to health insurance is the cost. Sure, most businesses sometimes offer insurance plans for employees… Continue reading What Health Insurance Can I Afford?
Author: Ed Barton
11 Things To Look For When Choosing An Insurance Agent
Chances are, at some point in your life, you’re likely to want the services of an insurance agent. Homeowners, auto, health, disability, and life insurance can prevent financial disaster due to a crisis. A good insurance agent can help you protect one of your greatest assets: your money. How do you find an exceptional insurance… Continue reading 11 Things To Look For When Choosing An Insurance Agent
Considering A Career Change? Read This First…
Take a New Career for a Test Drive First Changing careers can be challenging as you deal with potential pay cuts, retraining, and conducting a job search in a whole new field. Reduce your risks with these strategies that will let you try out a new career before you make a giant leap. Ways to… Continue reading Considering A Career Change? Read This First…
11 Ways To Save Money on Life Insurance
No one wants to consider a premature death, but failing can create serious financial difficulties for those you leave behind. Getting this aspect of your financial plan under control is essential. More than 2,000 companies are selling life insurance in the United States, all offering similar products. Finding the right product at the right price… Continue reading 11 Ways To Save Money on Life Insurance
Is There Such A Thing As Good Debt?
We’re usually led to believe that debt is terrible. Carrying a large load of credit card debt didn’t happen a few generations ago. Older individuals might say, “If you can’t afford it, don’t buy it.” That’s usually good advice. It isn’t a good idea to carry a lot of credit card debt, but sometimes debt… Continue reading Is There Such A Thing As Good Debt?
5 Vacation Destinations To Fit Your Budget
Nothing refreshes the body and mind like a vacation. Whether you travel alone, with family or extended family and close friends, avoiding the daily routine is good! According to the American Society of Travel Agents, the five most budget-friendly travel destinations are: Las Vegas, Nevada Orlando, Florida Branson, Missouri New Orleans, Louisiana Los Angeles, California.… Continue reading 5 Vacation Destinations To Fit Your Budget
Should You Drop Your Insurance?
While many are underinsured, some carry more insurance than we need. We may have too much or the wrong kind. There are times when dropping your insurance coverage makes sense. Making unnecessary premium payments is wasteful. Always seek to make the best use of your financial resources. Consider these circumstances: Term life insurance. This type… Continue reading Should You Drop Your Insurance?
9 Success Mindsets
9 Beliefs That Make Life Easier and Success More Likely Do you manage your beliefs? It’s our beliefs that determine our actions. And our actions determine our results. Your beliefs deserve some examination if you’re not getting the desired results. Your beliefs are the core of your results. Life and success are more accessible and… Continue reading 9 Success Mindsets
4 Steps To Climbing Out of Debt
Getting out of debt ought to be easy. You must either earn more, spend less, or combine both to reduce your debt. Although it may sound simple, it’s easier said than done. It’s certainly possible if you follow a few easy steps. Follow this process and start climbing out of debt today: Create a monthly… Continue reading 4 Steps To Climbing Out of Debt
An Insider’s Perspective on the Chief of Staff: Why You Need One and How to Be a Great One – by Emily Sander
This review is for the CEO out there who is looking to transform their organization. In 2008, I became a CEO for the first time and was quickly appointed a Chief of Staff – though I didn’t know it then. With a military background, I knew I needed the classic XO to wrangle the other… Continue reading An Insider’s Perspective on the Chief of Staff: Why You Need One and How to Be a Great One – by Emily Sander