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Tips On Insurance Coverage For Assisted Living in the US
February 12, 2013
A large portion of the population enters into retirement every ... Read More »
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10 Worst U.S. Cities for Asthma Sufferers
December 31, 2012
According to statistics compiled by the Centers of Disease Control ... Read More »
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by: Timothy Lemke in Health
Expert Tax Advice, 2012: What Every US Tax Payer Should Know
December 21, 2012
Here’s some expert tax advice for the financial year 2012, by an ... Read More »
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8 Stress-Busters for Desk Job Workers
April 14, 2012
Whether you work in a cubicle farm or are lucky enough to have your own office, a desk job can be full of little stressors that just build and build – your coworkers yap all day while you’re trying to get things done; your boss keeps piling on work without asking; These are all small things individually, but taken together over time, even seemingly insignificant strains like these can cause a blow up – especially if you’re working 50, 60, or even more hours in a week! Read More »
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New Test Could Determine Dyslexia in Children Prior to Them Learning How to Read
April 10, 2012
Despite the fact that more individuals in the United States suffer from dyslexia (30 million) than autism (2 million) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (27 million) combined, testing for the disorder only generally occurs once a child begins exhibiting trouble learning to read sometime during their elementary school education. Read More »
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Bankruptcy: Not Always a Bad Thing
April 5, 2012
Deciding to file for bankruptcy is never an easy decision. There are many myths and uncertainties about what it means to file for bankruptcy and none of them are positive. Many people think that their finances will be ruined forever and that creditors will take away your home, your car, and any other possession of value to recoup their losses. None of these things is true. Read More »
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Trusts: The Basics
February 25, 2012
Many financial advisers will highly recommend setting up a trust in order to help with the process of transferring an estate after you pass on. One extreme benefit to having a trust is that you are able to avoid the court system and have your estate directly transferred to your beneficiaries upon your death. Read More »
Eligibility to Practice Medicine in the US for Non-US Doctors
June 20, 2011
United States wants to make sure that doctors from outside of US must undergo similar trainings, assessments, curricula studies and standards. Here's an overview of the eligibility and assessment process. Read More »
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