Why Insurance is an Important Part of Life
What are the most valuable parts of your life? You’ll probably have an answer including family, health, house, and maybe your car. Our lives would be a complete mess if we lost one or more of these things; this is why we insure these parts of life. When you have a young family, are healthy, …
Why You Should Add Eco+ to Your Energy Plan
Electricity use accounts for over 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. Every time you flip on a light switch, watch a movie, bake dinner in the oven, or turn on the heater, you could be adding toxic chemicals to the atmosphere. Luckily, companies like Stream are taking the initiative to counteract this reality by using …
Cash Value Life Insurance: Build a Nest Egg While Also Protecting Your Family
Many of us realize how important it is to save for retirement, but daily living expenses seem to leave no room to save up for this purpose. What many people don’t realize is that you can buy a type of life insurance that can actually help you save up for retirement, while also protecting your …
Protestors Pressure Gary Barber To Uphold Compensation Promise To Weinstein’s Victims
A news outlet shared the story of a group of advocates who protested the Century City office of Gary Barber from Spyglass Entertainment on February 14. The advocates represented people who had been victimized by Harvey Weinstein, the former owner of the entertainment company. Gary Barber’s Role In 2018, Weinstein’s company filed for bankruptcy, and …
Support Your Local Chinatown
(Image Credit: Z & Y Restaurant) The coronavirus, which originated in China, has certainly caused anxiety around the world. The fear is so high that some people refuse to visit Chinatowns in the United States over concern they might catch it. Chinatowns from New York to California have seen a sharp decline in business, especially …
Samuel Leach: Coronavirus Outbreak’s Impact on Financial Markets
By Samuel Leach, Founder and CEO of Samuel & Co. Trading In contract law, there is a very common clause known as “force majeure“. This French phrase means “superior force”. Another form of the clause is “cas fortuit“, which translates, perhaps more aptly, to “chance occurrence” or “unavoidable accident”. And according to economist Willy Shih, …
Knowing Your Audience Means Communicating More Effectively
Being able to communicate effectively with your audience means knowing what they are looking for and communicating it to them. For some this is hard; for others it comes more easily. Cheril Clarke may have fallen into speechwriting, but she has always been a writer. She wrote her first novel at 19 years old. She’s …
The 116th Congress Will Be The Most Diverse Yet
Progressives everywhere have plenty of reasons to celebrate now that a blue wave has rolled across the United States and returned control of the House of Representatives to the Democratic Party. One of the most notable changes that the recent midterm elections ushered in is going relatively unnoticed, however, and warrants further investigation. That trend, …
Our Orwellian White House Is Distributing Doctored Evidence
Americans everywhere had pitifully low expectations for President Trump’s administration when he came into office, but even the most forgiving amongst us were shocked by the recent actions of our Orwellian White House. Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and other communications officials in the executive mansion recently distributed doctored video evidence to the public in an …
HCR Wealth Advisors and Early Financial Lessons from Coronavirus
It’s not easy to capture the world’s attention. Natural disasters and bombed oil fields distract us for a few days until the degree of damage is assessed and corrective action is taken. Then the next “News Alert” takes over the news threads. But something open-ended that cannot yet be measured – like coronavirus (or what …
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