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A young man analyzes his finances at his computer. Photo by Storyblocks. — Life insurance is an essential expense. However, you can avoid overpaying for your life insurance if you take the time to run some numbers and put together a plan. Here’s our step-by-step guide to help you determine how much life insurance you (and by extension, everyone you care about) will […]

How To Figure Out How Much Life Insurance You Need

August 7, 2024 in life tagged death benefit / education / Financial planning / Funeral Plans / life insurance by Cristin Dickey

Young Man Thumbs Up College Graduate — Did you know that the current outstanding balance on student loan debt is $1.78 trillion? That’s approximately one out of five adults who have student loan debt. The average balance for graduates stood at about $58,238. We were all told we needed to go to college to get a good […]

Do You Have Student Loans?

November 1, 2023 in life tagged #studentloan / education / finance / money / student loan advice / student loans / wealth by Vohny Figueroa

cheerful friends sitting in school — The start of a new school year is filled with promise and potential. It can be a period of adjustment for both kids and parents. It might be difficult knowing the best way to support your kids as they transition into new grades can be difficult. But fear not! We’ve […]

Score an A+: 7 Parenting Hacks for a Winning School ...

August 2, 2023 in life tagged back to school / education / grades / kids / parent / parenting / school / school year / students / study habits by Aris Mercedes

history of insurance — A History of Insurance in the US We have lived with insurance for such a long time that it almost seems like it has always been around. That has not been the case. Like everything, insurance had its start somewhere. We will be taking a look at the history of […]

A History of Insurance in the US

March 30, 2021 in Health / life / Medicare tagged education / life insurance / United States of America by Kayla Gonzalez

Over the last year, many of our day-to-day activities shifted from in-person to online, including work, school, and health care. Now, we are continuing to see this trend emerge in new ways, most recently in school-based telehealth programs. — Over the last year, many of our day-to-day activities shifted from in-person to online, including work, school, and health care. Now, we are continuing to see this trend emerge in new ways, most recently in school-based telehealth programs. Telehealth Bills Maryland State Senator Cheryl Kagan recently introduced a bill to […]

Do We Need School-Based Telehealth Programs?

March 18, 2021 in Health tagged education / health insurance / prevention / public health / telehealth by Macee Hall

Now that it is officially 2021, it is time to review your past year and adopt SMART goals that will help guide and grow your business! — Now that 2021 is officially here, it is time to review the past year and adopt new goals to help guide and grow your business and personal lives! An easy way to start is to set SMART goals! SMART stands for specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, and time-bound, and these goals […]

How To Set SMART Goals

January 12, 2021 in life tagged business planning / education / managing stress / personal wellness by Macee Hall

Through the 2020 Life Lessons Scholarship Program, the organization provided 48 incoming or current college students with a grand total of $351,000 in scholarships. — Losing a family member is always hard, but losing a parent or guardian is an unimaginable reality for countless people each year. Life Happens, a nonprofit organization that helps educate people on the value of life insurance and financial planning, aims to lessen the financial burden of a college education […]

Life Happens’ 2020 Life Lessons Scholarship Program

October 30, 2020 in life tagged community / education / life insurance / life insurance mistakes by Macee Hall

As of Friday, March 20, almost all public and private schools have closed face-to-face class time; leaving school-age children at home with their parents, still needing to learn age-appropriate material five days out of the week. Most of the districts have gotten their classes working on Zoom or another video […]

Schooling Children from Home

April 18, 2020 in life tagged child safety / children's health / disease / education / public health by Jenny McCann

What Is Robinhood? Robinhood is a stockbroker app that focuses on helping everyday individuals get into investing and better their personal finance. The app has taken hold of millions of people. To be exact, the app has over 1 million downloads on the Apple store alone. They also have a […]

What Is Robinhood?

April 4, 2020 in life tagged economics / education / investing / Personal Finances / technology by Jenny McCann

Landing your first job after graduation can feel like a monumental task, but with the right approach, you can make the process smoother and more strategic. It is all about positioning yourself correctly and using the tools at your disposal. Everyone talks about the right way to land a […]

Landing a Job After College

March 18, 2020 in life tagged economics / education / unemployment / work life by Jenny McCann