- Cats and Dogs... A Manager's Tale
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There is an old saying that it's raining cats and dogs. Well, this saying (or so I'm told) came from days of yesteryear when roofs were made of straw and the steep angle required for good run-off brought the...
- Credit Card Collections Can Garnish Your Wages
- Unpaid credit card bills? Credit card companies can sue you to garnish your wages.
- Fire Safety In Your HOA Community
- Fires can start anywhere at any time Help keep your homeowners and community safe with regular fire education and preventive ac
- What is Foreclosure?
- If you are facing the possibility of foreclosure, there are two important questions that you need to ask yourself.
- Reserve Now Or Pay Later
- Important responsibilities of the association’s board of directors
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- Five Ways to Lower your Medicare Costs
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Take advantage of programs that can help you lower your Medicare costs.
Medicare guarantees all Americans age 65 and older (and select other groups) access to health insurance. But it doesn’t guarantee...
- What Does Health Care Reform Mean For Me?
- Learn what immediate changes of health-care reform could affect you.
- Retirement Planning: How much do I need to save?
- This article provides general estimates to help you determine how much you need to save for retirement
- What Is The Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT)?
- Find out if you need to pay under this separate tax system
- Free Medicare Services
- Certain preventive health benefits are now free to Medicare recipients.
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- Holiday Decorating Safety Tips
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Christmas trees are involved in about 300 fires annually, resulting in 10 deaths, 30 injuries and an average of about $10 million in property damage and loss. In addition, there are more than 13,000...
- Should You Pay Points On Your Mortgage?
- Paying for mortgage points can help reduce your monthly payment, but may not be right for everyone
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- Tips For The Home-Buying Process
- Keep these tips in mind as you begin to look for your new home.
- Hidden Home Health Hazards
- How to test for radon and mold, and what to do if they're in your home
- How To Spot Counterfeit Money
- Hold the bill up to the light and check for:
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- Washington - The Evergreen State
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Capital City: OlympiaNickname: Evergreen StateMotto: Alki (By and By)Statehood: November 11, 1889 (42nd)Origin of State's Name: Named after George WashingtonLargest Cities: Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma,...
- New Hampshire - The Granite State
- A relatively small state, New Hampshire plays a major role every four years in the presidential election.
- New York - The Empire State
- The state includes everything from skyscrapers in Manhattan to rivers, mountains, and lakes in upstate New York.
- Michigan - The Great Lakes State
- Michigan has an unusual geography, as it consists of two land masses--the Upper Peninsula and the mitten-shaped Lower Peninsula.
- Maryland - The Old Line State
- One of the original 13 states to join the Union (in 1788), Maryland is in the middle of the Eastern Seaboard.
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