Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal information without your permission. They can buy things with your credit cards, get new credit cards, open a phone, electric or gas account, steal your tax refund, get medical care,… Read More
Time. 24 hours- 1,440 minutes-86,400 seconds…Any way you look at it it still is 1 day at a time. This is fact and it cannot be changed. How you look at your time is another story… There are… Read More
Can ‘green bags’ really keep your food fresh for weeks? You’ve likely seen them on late-night TV. Commercials boasting: “Our miracle green bags can keep your foods fresh for weeks!” “Made with all-natural minerals, our bags lock in… Read More
COMMON MYTHS ABOUT FOOD SAFETY AT HOME Over the years we have all heard advice related to keep our food safe. Some of the advice rings true, while other guidance is… Read More
‘Tis The Season to Avoid Holiday Scams Scammers use the Holidays to glean your personal and financial information and infect your computer with identity-stealing malware. Here are the top 4 schemes, and how to avoid them. Bogus… Read More
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will allow individuals with Medicare to make changes to their Medicare health or prescription drug plan through the end of the calendar year (December 31, 2017). Due to the impact… Read More
Homemade raw almond butter will keep in the refrigerator for about two weeks, and store-bought may keep for months. Once opened, almond butter and peanut butter, especially the kind without added salt, sugar, or preservatives, is incredibly susceptible to… Read More
Two college tax credits apply to students enrolled in an eligible college, university or vocational school. Eligible students include the taxpayer, their spouse and dependents. American Opportunity Tax Credit The American Opportunity Tax Credit, (AOTC) can be worth a… Read More
Under the Cottage Food Law in the state of Florida, individuals can sell certain foods they produce in unlicensed home kitchens, if the food has a low risk of foodborne illness, as outlined in Section 500.80 of the Florida… Read More
What is Open Enrollment? The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is an annual period of time (October 15 through December 7) when current Medicare users can choose to re-evaluate part of their Medicare coverage (their Medicare Advantage and/or Part D plan) and compare… Read More
