Americans enjoy some of the lowest food prices in the world, yet still spent an average of $7,023 on food, both home and out, in 2015, an almost 4 percent increase over 2014. This equates to $135 spent on food each week – yet the USDA reports that we regularly waste...
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(Part 1) Healthcare vs Crisis-Care: Where do you fit in? A four part series by Dr. Julie Henderson, DC
Part 1 All of the rage right now is for Americans to be healthy. To eat right, to exercise and to "do the right thing" when in reality America's population is sick and in crisis both physically and financially. In a September 2016 Bloomberg study, the United States...
Getting Your Home Ready for Sale by On Tap Credit Union
If you're kicking around the idea of selling, you may be worried that there's too much to do to get your house ready to market. But a few simple, relatively inexpensive steps can make a big difference when it comes time to show off your home to prospective buyers....
CPS – Mitigate Current Capital Gains On The Sale Of A Highly Appreciated Asset by Jay Harris, Double Diamond Financial
So what is CPS? CPS (Capital Preservation Strategy) is a sophisticated and extremely effective way to mitigate capital gains upon the sale of any highly appreciated asset with a sales price of $500,000 to $500,000,000 or more. These assets include but are not limited...
Treat Your Feet Right, One Secret to Vibrant Health by Kristi Gabriel, Licensed Massage Therapist, Calm Spirit Acupuncture and Massage and Christine Issel
There’s an old saying: When your feet hurt, you hurt all over. We tend to lose sight of the fact that our feet are connected to the rest of our body and the major role they play in our health and ability to be active. Just how important are the feet? We depend on them...
Benefits of a Jefferson County Public Library Card by Kelsey Ashton, Business Liaison
You know the importance of staying up to date in your industry. You also know the importance of saving money. Do you subscribe to the New York Times, Wall Street Journal or Harvard Business Review? With your Jefferson County Public Library card, you have online access...