Knowing when to taper off support for adult children is a difficult decision. As a parent, it is hard to watch your children struggle and sometimes fail. Our
There are several milestones on the way to becoming an adult—getting your driver’s license, turning 18, finishing college, getting your first “adult” job. Some
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After over 40 years with Cummins, my husband retired on May 31st. For our family, retirement has gone from theoretical to practical. While most individuals
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There is a shift happening in the financial services industry. Historically, the driving force was product sales to meet a specific need. If you needed
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I’ll admit I have never been one of the “cool kids” and am always a little behind the latest trends, so I was intrigued when several of my friends were talking
Today’s title is taken from a continuing education session I attended. The speaker’s point was, you could have great coverage and low premiums on paper, but if
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