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Six Concerns of the Affluent?
By John J. Checki Jr. and John J. (J. J.) Checki III Hope your day is going well and we are both filled with passion and purpose. After many years of experience and research, I […]
Month: February 2017
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Training Horses for Equine Therapy
By Melanie Hess “Just like a 3 year old, horses have a ‘No’ stage,” explains expert trainer Mike Aldridge. “They’ll stomp their little foot and say, ‘No. I’m not doing it!’” That’s just one of […]
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Seeds Planted
By Michelle Wallace The principle of reaping and sowing is not just about money. When we plant a seed it will bear fruit. And just as a tree bears certain fruit based on environment, etc., […]
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Weighing Your Options Regarding Hearing Loss
Courtesy HearCare & Associates You can purchase just about anything online these days, including hearing aids. But just because you can doesn’t necessarily mean you should. Here’s what you need to know to make the […]
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Effects of Hearing Loss on a Patient’s Life
By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D. We think of the obvious effect of hearing loss with regard to communication difficulties. However, your hearing health contributes to your overall well-being and quality of life. Statistically, hearing loss is […]
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Get Your Legal Documents in Order
Courtesy Leu & Peirce, PLLC The New Year is a time for fresh starts and optimistic outlooks. After seeing family over the holidays and contemplating the future, many will add “getting affairs in order” to […]
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Dreams Fulfilled Beyond Adversity
By Georgia Smith, MA The following is a true story… In the third grade, a young boy’s teacher told his parents that their son was not “just a slow reader,” but that he had a […]
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Things to Consider When Shopping for Senior Living
By Jenny Madden I’m sure there aren’t many people who wake up in the morning saying, “Yay, let’s go look at assisted living facilities today!” For most people, it’s a dreaded next step. Once you […]
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The Roth IRA as a College Savings Tool
By Len Nowak, CFP®, AWMA®, CTS™ When Congress enacted the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, which included establishing the Roth IRA, they probably weren’t thinking about college planning. The Roth IRA was introduced with retirement […]
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I’m Joyce Fletcher, a Home Hospice Patient
I’m a Home Hospice patient. They asked me to share my story, I didn’t want to, but I wanted to give back so others can know my experience. It was hard to accept where I […]