Last Week Of 2016: Healthy, WEALTHY & WISE
Yesterday was all about getting healthy, today let's talk about the wealthy and wise part.
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Yesterday was all about getting healthy, today let's talk about the wealthy and wise part.
New Year's resolutions usually involve two things, health or wealth!
With new drone technology, American farmers are learning reams of information about their crops.
Around the world, 7 to 10 percent of all prescription drugs are counterfeit.
You knew that somewhere this week I was going to talk about New Year's resolutions.
There is still time to make some last minute financial moves that will help for this year and next.
Tomorrow is back to work for most of us, and with the new year it's a good time to review your benefits at work.
Tipping intimidates me. At times I am not sure if I should tip or if it's expected. Do I insult someone if I do or don't? And worse how much should I tip?
Your newspaper carrier and mail carrier probably already left you a Christmas card with their name and address prominently displayed on the envelope in your mailbox or paper box.
All of these suggestions for tipping are all optional on your part. If you have not received good service then do not feel obligated to give a tip.
Let's start with the folks who take care of our kids.
Tipping during the holiday season is about showing others who help us out on a regular basis we care about what they do and we are thankful for their help.
A recent survey found that more than half of Americans leave some of their paid vacation time unused at the end of the year.
The first official day of winter is next Wednesday the 21st.
Most stores offered gift receipts that you could stick in with the gifts. But if you didn't get one try to find the original receipt for returns.
