Beach Renourishment

By Raymond J. Ohlson, CLU, CRC

Protection and security is not a one time job. We must review it constantly and take action before disaster strikes. The same is true for us. We may think that our financial plans are solid and “flood proof.” But, we need to take a closer look ...

Safe Driving

By Steve Dinnen

Safety features on autos have come a long way since 1922 when famed driver Barney Oldfield reportedly rigged up a parachute harness to be used as a seatbelt on an Indianapolis 500 race car. I’m all for safety. But for the sake of curiosity, what’s the price for all these safety gadgets? 

Are You Caring for a Disabled Family Member?

By TMA Small Business Accounting

To promote home care and reduce the government’s institutional care expenses, Medicaid pays home caregivers a small wage referred to as a Medicaid waiver payment to care for an individual in the care provider’s home.

NOW I AM 65...  WHAT’S WITH ALL THIS MAIL ABOUT MEDICARE?

When one turns the magic age of 65 it seems that every insurance company in the world sends their invitation to participate in one of the many Medicare Supplement, Medicare Advantage, and Prescription Drug programs. Of course this can be overwhelming to any senior citizen.

Centennial Celebration

By Norm Wilkens

“The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” dominated the sports scene in Central Indiana for those 100 years, Many have tried to emulate the Indianapolis Motor Speedway but no entity has been able to copy or replace the tradition that is the 500 Race.