If you ask people, many of them will tell you that they are not afraid of dying so much as they may be afraid of outliving your resources. No one looks forward to the time when you can no longer care for yourself. When that time comes, your ability to live as good a life […]
The Impact of Long-Term Care on Women by Andrew Ekberg, Northwestern Mutual
Women experience extra challenges in life unique to their half of the population; one of them is their longer life span. The average 50 year old women today can expect to live to nearly age 83; almost four years longer than a man of the same age, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2012 Statistical […]
Can Your Cat Inherit You House by On Tap Credit Union
We love our furry friends and home companions: we cuddle them, walk them, feed them, sometimes even dress them. They’re like family – in fact, 63.2 percent of people with pets do consider them to be members of the family. So when it comes time for end-of-of life planning, some people wonder if they can […]
Investing in Your Biggest Asset: Home Improvements that Pay Off by On Tap Credit Union
Owning a home represents many things: financial success, emotional security, achievement, family, comfort. Our homes are where we return after work, relax with loved ones and sleep safely. Often, though, our home isn’t exactly what we’d like, and we enter the realm of home improvement projects. Home improvements can run the gamut from repainting a […]
Insider Tips and Tricks to Taste of Arvada by Samantha Geerdes, Arvada Chamber of Commerce
Hopefully, you already have your tickets to the 2017 Taste of Arvada- the most delicious event of the year! If not, you can get them here – but hurry, last year’s event sold out before the day-of, so buy now to secure your spot. Although everyone who attends this event is guaranteed to have a […]
Why You Should Reach Out to Negative Reviewers Publicly by Subsilio Consulting
Negative reviews can be devastating on both your profits and your reputation. However, they are sadly something that every business has to deal with at some point. No matter how hard you try, it’s impossible to please 100% of your customers all of the time. However, rather than be discouraged by negative reviews, there are ways […]
Are You Protected? 3 Myths about Disability Insurance Provided by Andrew Ekberg, Northwestern Mutual
Do you have insurance for your most important financial asset? You may think you’re covered because you have insurance for your car, home or even jewelry. Unfortunately, if you don’t have adequate disability income insurance, you may not be protecting what matters most – your paycheck. The reality is that few American workers are financially […]
The Difference Between Charity and Philanthropy by Julianna Nelson, Phillinnova
Now is the time to give! Fires, floods, earthquakes and hurricanes. Our continent has been rocked over the last few weeks. We have seen an outpouring of generosity through giving to help rescue, support and rebuild. And the need is not over. It will continue as the smoke fades, the flood waters recede, and the […]
The Roof Over Your Head by On Tap Credit Union
It’s easy not to think much about your roof, that is until a major hail storm hits. Unfortunately, this happens a lot in Colorado, more than almost anywhere else in the U.S. In fact, according to Coors Credit Union Insurance Agency agent Lynn Thompson, the frequency and severity of hail storms in recent years is […]
Why Choosing the Right Caterer is Important by Kathleen Dodaro, Mighty Joe’s Kitchen
If you want your event to be fun and enjoyable start with hiring a caterer than can deliver more than just “good” food! Hire a caterer that: Provides a “taste experience” and makes you look like a hero Helps customize the menu to fit the occasion Provides scratch-made food Delivers on time Stays within your […]