The Smell of Money
By Jennifer Ferris
“The smell of money” is often a term used when someone smells some type of animal manure. Usually, the “money making manure”…
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Great Health Shouldn’t Be a Fad
By Wally Gomaa
I’m going to start right off the bat with some scary (but true) statistics: American obesity rates have tripled since the 1960s…
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A Bump in Overtime Pay Could Mean a Slump in Wages
By Harold Kavan
If you’ve listened to radio or TV news reports about the economy, read the newspaper, or been to any online news outlets…
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Let’s Talk about CAR Insurance, or Contractors All Risk
By Joe Watts
I know what you’re thinking — that I’m going to start talking about what kind of policy you should think about putting…
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A Waging War
By Miles Weis
Have you ever played darts? I’ve played a time or two, and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gotten so…
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You Want Me to Sign What?
By Todd Bengford
I recently saw an ad for a Gillette® Fusion® ProShield™ razor. In looking closely at it, I noticed it said, “Not completely…
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Adapt or Die: Leadership Development
By Dan Keough
That title sounds frightening…and well, in the right context, it kind of is. I recently had a chance to listen to an…
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Healthcare: The Silent Assassin in the War on the Middle Class
By Den Bishop
I’m not exactly sure what constitutes the middle class these days, but after about a year of presidential campaign speeches, it’s apparent…
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A ‘Captive’-ating Insurance Option
By Bryson Hammer
What is your familiarity with group captives? If you’re like the vast majority of people, it’s very little. It seems like the…
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