Early one Sunday morning, I went out on my porch with a hot cup of my dear friend “Joe” and sat down to hear what the Lord was saying and to spend some time with Him.
Children are the heartbeat of a home and our home is filled with them. Summer nights and meeting at the breakfast table the next morning is what brings joy to our hearts of both my husband and me.
A successful retirement is not merely measured in financial terms. Even those who retire with small fortunes can face boredom or depression and the fear of drawing down their savings too fast. How can new retirees try to calm these worries?
As a kid, I remember playing with marbles. It was probably considered a boy’s game, but the girls in my neighborhood enjoyed shooting marbles with the boys
When you see online ads or TV commercials about retirement planning, do they ever show baby boomer couples arguing? No. After all, retirement planning is about the pursuit of a happy outcome
I recently stumbled onto a website that listed strange food combinations enjoyed by people in our state. The article was written by Gwen Tennille two years ago.
Some young adults manage to acquire a fair amount of financial literacy. In the classroom or the workplace, they learn a great deal about financial principles.
While enjoying some salty boiled peanuts over the recent holidays, I wondered aloud who was the genius who decided that boiling a peanut might be tasty.
We have seen a tremendous rally on Wall Street, nearly nine months long, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average repeatedly settling at all-time peaks.
One thing that Americans look forward to celebrating is Independence Day. The Fourth of July is so exciting with the fireworks, cookouts and family traveling home to help celebrate.
