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Issue 11.10 Perhaps the idea of befriending death sounds absurd to some whose thoughts are far from death. But for folks who are faced with a terminal illness and their caregivers, an idea such as making friends with the scepter of death might bring some […] Issue 11.10 If you live with arthritis, you know what a challenge it can be to find relief from joint pain and other symptoms. But there are many things you can do to manage and control your arthritis and live a healthy, active life. Acupuncture […] Issue 11.10 (Part 1) The price of funerals has almost doubled in the last 15 years, and the costs continue to rise. In 1990, the average price for a full Traditional Funeral was $3,900.00. Today, the typical expenditure for that […] Issue 11.10 If you are remarried, there are six basic considerations in planning your estate which should be addressed. Consider the following: 1. Children of previous marriages will occasionally throw up roadblocks if they feel that an outsider threatens “their” […] Issue 11.10 Meet diversification, patience, and consistency. Any investor would do well to call on three friends during the course of his or her financial life: diversification, patience and consistency. Regardless of how the markets perform, they should be a […] Issue 11.10 After writing articles for the Senior Sampler for over two years now, I keep thinking I am going to run out things to tell you. But, with new technology and the world of genealogy moving at a booming pace, […] Issue 10.10 The term “community property” is a form of property ownership between husband and wife – recognized in Nevada, Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin. The other states are “common law” states. The defining […] Issue 10.10 A Rescue Alert of Dixie customer recently said that, “Rescue Alert of Dixie makes it possible for me and my family to live our own lives and yet still provides us with 24 hour protection and peace of mind.” March 5th, 2010 | Category: Steve Olson | Comments are closed Issue 10.10 The longer I live, the more that I realize that life is made up of a lot of small and simple things. In fact, it’s the little details of our life that really contribute to who and what we become. Most of us […] Issue 10.10 Dating at BYU in the 1960s was fun, and it was wonderful to have such a large selection of young LDS fellows to meet at dances and other church activities. We were all organized into student wards. I remember one Sunday having three […] |
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