As the FIFA world championship is coming to an end, we have seen some very good teams perform. Our daughter and her husband lived in France and Belgium for a time. One chose to cheer for France and the other Belgium. Fortunately, they are happy that both teams have...
I’ve read that ‘the most important techniques a high school quarterback needs to master can be practiced during the off-season. Repetition is the key to becoming a good quarterback. Throwing the football five hundred times a day will certainly enable a youngster to...
Happy Father’s Day! With Father’s Day this Sunday, we are thinking of fathers and celebrate that they are in our lives. We celebrate the thought and care the fathers have for their families. There is good news for fathers and families in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act...
If the average small business owner looked at a copy of a balance sheet or an income statement for their business, they would probably be very confused about the ‘numbers on the page’. Unfortunately, many small business owners starting a business have a passion for...
To a non-gardener, Arbor Day may be a strange day to observe. Until I researched a little bit I had no idea what it is for or why. First observed in Nebraska in 1874, Arbor Day became a nation-wide tradition in 1882 as a way to celebrate trees – not only for their...
I think it is safe to say that spring has sprung and if you are anything like me, that means it’s time to spruce things up a bit – not just at home. Personal finances – payroll earnings/withholdings specifically, may need a spring cleanup . Changes to the tax law for...
