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Managing Personal and Business Finances When You’re Too Injured to Work

ByNaomi MorganNovember 25, 2020

You’ve heard crazy stories about people getting hurt at work, being involved in a bad accident, or suffering a medical treatment mishap. You’ve heard about individuals who have to give up working while they deal with their personal health crisis. You’ve

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Split System vs Ducted Air Conditioning

ByRafael MartinNovember 24, 2020

Most modern homes are built with a duct-based air conditioning system. This is a forced-air system you may be familiar with where you control the temperature via the thermostat and cool air is pushed into each room through a series of air ducts. However, ducted air

ByMaya BakerNovember 5, 2020

When you’re a victim of a negligent driver in an auto accident, it’s easy to feel like you’re on your own. Going up against the other driver’s insurance company in court is daunting, and it’s their job to intimidate and frustrate you. Insurance

ByAurora PetersonNovember 2, 2020

Real estate investment is difficult for a number of reasons. You might end up facing a high minimum investment depending on how you choose to invest, but as with any financial product, the fair price of property and housing should not be taken merely at face value. Even an

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Creating a Great Workplace: Tips for Small Business Owners

ByNaomi MorganOctober 27, 2020

Running your own business is all about learning on the fly, but one of the things you need to learn quickly is how to create a work environment that will keep your employees coming back. Hiring and training are expensive, so you’d do better to keep the staff you have

ByMaria ParkerOctober 26, 2020

The coronavirus lockdowns have taken their toll on millions of Americans. Before, we could roam outside freely, attend work and school, and shop without the fear of contracting a potentially deadly virus. It’s enough to make even the most adventurous of us quit the corporate

ByMaria ParkerOctober 25, 2020

Migration is a critical component of the history of the United States. People came from all over the world to the Americas in hopes of starting over. And that dream didn’t stop at the shores of the East Coast. Settlers began expanding out West for more land and great

ByMaria ParkerOctober 24, 2020

Making a big move is never easy, which is why moving is considered one of the most significant stressors in a person’s life. While every move is different and impacted by a range of factors, your move will typically include buying a new home, selling your old home,

ByLucy HallOctober 22, 2020

If you’ve had an accident at work that’s caused a hearing injury, you might be tempted to ignore the problem and hope it goes away. Hearing loss is actually the most common workplace injury in the US, with more than 22 million Americans being exposed to dangerous

ByMaria ParkerOctober 20, 2020

The foodservice industry has been experiencing some hard times in New York City and around the country. Diners are staying hidden away in their homes and restaurants are hurting. The USDA has asserted that your food products are safe from spreading COVID-19, so the only

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Managing Personal and Business Finances When You’re Too Injured to Work

Split System vs Ducted Air Conditioning

Protecting Yourself In An Auto Accident

How to Maximize Your Return on Real Estate Investment

Creating a Great Workplace: Tips for Small Business Owners

Buying IPv4 Addresses and Other Ways to Make Money at Home

Why People Still Go Out West After Over A Century

5 Tips That’ll Make Your Move So Much Easier

What to Do If a Workplace Accident Causes a Hearing Injury

5 Tips for Attracting New Customers to Your Restaurant