• What’s Wrong With These Pictures?
  Posted on Sunday, November 1st, 2009 in Irreverant Observations - Views: (50)
  I was walking by a school this morning and what I saw just struck me as so odd.What’s wrong with these pictures?Why is there such a heavy chain locking these gates closed, when one can just so easily walk right around them??
• Life Insurance is Not an Investment
  Posted on Sunday, November 1st, 2009 in Finance - Views: (162)
  from ezinsurance.com.au:There is no doubt that investing for the future is important, but insurance shoppers need to know the difference between investing and buying insurance. This article explores the reasons why life insurance may not be the best investment. While the subjects of life insurance and investments often become intermingled, for most people it may be better to keep those two subjects entirely separate.

• Life Insurance and Retirement Before we bring you our normal first of the month article, please enjoy this five minute presentation that was aired earlier this year on MSNBC: And now, our regular installment... Life Insurance and Retirement Once you retire, will you have any need for life insurance? The answer to that question......
• Best posts on Squirrelman's Nutzy World from Nov 2009 Too many posts to handle? If you missed out on a great post from last month, here's a quick digest of the top posts that you may want to check out:Giving ThanksPosted on Thursday, November 26th, 2009 in Food - Views: (76)Thank you for... my son who means the world......
• A Financial Bunker For Scary Times From Forbes.com (2/10/2009): Suppose there was a financial instrument with a track record stretching back 1,400 years; that was so solid it could survive the Great Depression intact; that earned untaxed interest at a competitive rate; that could be borrowed against at will regardless of credit conditions; and that could......
• Best posts on Squirrelman's Nutzy World from Dec 2009 Too many posts to handle? If you missed out on a great post from last month, here's a quick digest of the top posts that you may want to check out:How to Resolve a Moral Dilemma - Part IIIPosted on Sunday, December 6th, 2009 in Ethics - Views: (90)From the......
• Life Insurance Basics from ezinsurance.com.au: Although you purchase life insurance for yourself, your dependents are the ones who typically benefit from it. The primary purpose of life insurance is to enable your dependents to protect the family home should you die. The proceeds from life insurance policies, referred to as the death benefit,......

• Does Global Warming Motivate You? The following is a guest post from Jonathan of Green Mormon Architect. If you like what you see here, please consider subscribing to his RSS feed. The main environmental motivator these days seems to be one of fear. The press is jumping on every alarming article relating to the environment.......
• How to Tell If You Are Reaching Your Audience Is this thing on? If you are starting to feel like you are blogging to an empty room, or your posts are accompanied by the sound of crickets, it’s time to start focusing on whether or not you are reaching your audience. There are a number of methods that can......
• May Success Summary and Link Roundup So here are a few updates from the past two weeks or so around here.  May's activities have not been as immediately stellar as April, but a good, consistent follow-up. Two major points of note: I made the switch to the Thesis theme after searching long and hard several times......
• Long Term Care Insurance May be Federal Income Tax Deductible I have discussed in the past that Long Term Care Insurance may be state income tax deductible, but I have never really went into the federal tax aspects Long Term Care Insurance.  Luckily, I don't have to.  Every year there is an update released by The Corporation for Long-Term Care Certification. ......
• Three Things to Consider When Investing in Life Insurance Life insurance is not something that is easy to talk about, as it’s often hard to make yourself plan for the worst case scenario. However, many people eventually choose to invest in life cover so that, should anything happen to them, then they know that their family will be......

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