Recent Posts in April, 2016

• Businesses and Advertising

  Apr 27, 2016
  A good advertising strategy can help a business considerably in its efforts to build and expand its customer base. On the opposite end of things ...
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• Wills Not The Only Significant Docs When It Comes To Estate Plans

  Apr 25, 2016
  One document that can have some very big impacts when a person passes away is a will. However, it is certainly not the only one. All sorts of ...
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• Potential Motivators For Leasing Commercial Space

  Apr 22, 2016
  Sometimes, a business owner will buy a commercial property for their business to operate out of. However, purchasing a property is not the only option ...
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• The Importance Of Motorcycle Accident Prevention

  Apr 21, 2016
  Last weekend served as a sad reminder of the major toll motorcycle accidents can take. Over that weekend, multiple motorcyclist fatalities occurred ...
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• Dementia Can Have Big Financial Impacts On Families

  Apr 18, 2016
  The financial impacts dementia can have are not limited to impacts on the person suffering from dementia. Family members of such individuals can also ...
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• Speed And Traffic Fatalities

  Apr 15, 2016
  When a vehicle is traveling at a high speed, mistakes by its driver can have fatal consequences. A recent study looked at road speed and traffic ...
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• Why Is Estate Planning Important For Business Owners?

  Apr 11, 2016
  What occurs regarding their estate upon their death can affect many things a person cares greatly about. This includes a business they worked hard to ...
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• Hard-To-Fill Positions Can Raise Special Concerns For Businsesses

  Apr 8, 2016
  Many things can affect how impactful a given employee leaving a small business would be for the business. One is what position the employee held. One ...
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