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For their most recent bond sale, the Allstate Corporation chose to circumvent big banks and instead hire only banks owned by minorities, women, and veterans. — For their most recent bond sale, the Allstate Corporation chose to circumvent big banks and instead hire only banks owned by minorities, women, and veterans. This historic move is one of the largest corporate deals to ever be fully managed by diverse firms and is the first deal of this […]

Allstate Hires Banks Owned by Minorities, Women, and Veterans

November 30, 2020 in life tagged business planning / life insurance / money management / veteran by Macee Hall

Earlier this week, the NCAA announced that the city of Indianapolis will host March Madness to lower the risks of contracting COVID-19. The NCAA tournament will now be hosted entirely in Indianapolis, Indiana, to reduce the number of arenas and create some form of a COVID-19 free bubble for the […]

Indianapolis will host March Madness

November 25, 2020 in life tagged health / sports / traditions by Jeffrey Cooperstein

After almost two years of being grounded, the Boeing 737 Max has been cleared to fly by the Federal Aviation Administration. American based airliners will be able to operate the model once Boeing makes significant updates to software and computers and retrains their pilots on how to fly the aircraft. […]

Boeing 737 Max has been cleared to fly

November 22, 2020 in life tagged safety / technology / travel by Jeffrey Cooperstein

Long-term care insurance helps protect an individual’s assets by providing extra financial coverage in case they ever need assistance in completing their daily activities. — In a report from 2017, AARP revealed that approximately half of Americans over age 64 will need long-term care of some sort within their lifetimes. Although both health insurance and Medicare provide coverage for some long-term care-related costs, there is often a large expense left for the beneficiary to cover. […]

Do I Need Long-Term Care Insurance?

November 20, 2020 in Health / life / Medicare tagged how many people need long term care / long term care vs long term disability / what does long term care insurance do / what is long term care / what is long term care insurance / who needs long term care insurance by Macee Hall

Final Expense Insurance — Final Expense Insurance Explained Final expense insurance is a type of permanent life insurance that provides coverage to pay for end-of-life expenses and funeral costs. You may also hear Final Expense referred to as burial insurance or funeral insurance. Facing unexpected funeral expenses, some families may take on debt, borrow […]

Final Expense Insurance Explained

November 19, 2020 in life tagged death benefit / Final Expense / Guaranteed Issue Life Insurance / simplified issue by Jenny McCann

The NBA Board of Governors agreed Monday that the NBA’s new plan is to resume play on December 22 without a bubble. This will be the shortest offseason in NBA history, with 71 days between the final game of the 2019-2020 season where the Los Angeles Lakers won the championship […]

NBA’s New Plan

November 15, 2020 in Health tagged christmas / holidays / public health / safety / sports by Jeffrey Cooperstein

Climate change officials are seeing a new trend across America; local governments are taking charge of climate change efforts in their own cities to help curb carbon emissions and reduce their climate footprints. — Climate change officials are seeing a new trend across America; local governments are taking charge of climate change efforts in their own cities to help curb carbon emissions and reduce their climate footprints. On November 3, citizens of Denver, CO, and Key Biscayne, FL passed new local laws to fight […]

Local Communities Engage in Climate Change Efforts

November 13, 2020 in Health / life tagged enviornment / government / weather by Macee Hall

The world’s current COVID-19 vaccine research is affecting animals, including mink, sharks, and monkeys. — COVID-19 has affected everyone in one way or another, but humans aren’t the only organisms being both directly and indirectly affected by the virus. With over 150 trial vaccines currently being developed, there is an overwhelming sense of hope for humans, but it comes at a cost. The world’s current […]

COVID-19 Vaccine Research is Affecting Animals

November 12, 2020 in Health / life tagged disease / illness / public health by Macee Hall