Yay! Finance Friday time when we have a real conversation about our personal finances. This discussion is to urge you to be aware of where your money is going and how much is coming in. Just as the seasons change, there is no one size fits all when it comes to our finances. Thus, we have […]
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March is National Literacy Month and the Children’s Museum of Richmond (CMOR) is one of the best places in Richmond to celebrate reading with your kids. CMOR has 4 different locations that families and educators to enjoy together: Center, Shortpump, Chesterfield, and Fredericksburg. [notification type=”notification_info” ]My family received complimentary entry to the Children’s Museum of Richmond to facilitate this
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Do you want financial wealth, and to live long enough to enjoy it? Of course, right, but sometimes our poor financial habits go together with our poor health habits. Did you know that investing in your health through financial management can have a positive impact on your pockets? Last week when I went live for
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Hematologists, sickle cell patients, and families with loved ones living with sickle cell disorders are hoping for a universal cure for sickle cell patients. In 1982, doctors at St Jude Children’s Research Hospital were the first to cure the genetic blood disorder using a bone marrow transplant. In fact, in 2014, I had the privilege of
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Finance Friday time makes me excited. Right now, it’s tax season. Have you already itemized all of your deductions, received your taxes, or are waiting to receive a tax refund? If you can nod yes to any of those questions then you should listen keenly; especially, if you’re among those lucky enough to receive a
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If you were diagnosed with hormone receptor positive breast cancer and are currently undergoing or about to start an initial five-year anti-estrogen therapy plan, you may be wondering about the treatment process and what your next steps will be. For most women, this first treatment period may prove to be sufficient. However, the risk of
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My 80-year-old mother just moved closer to me, so I think about aging a little more nowadays. Although my kids and I are young, I often have to stop and notice that my home has too many stairs for my mother to go up and down throughout the day. As she ages, she tries to
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