So you've gotten into a car accident. Maybe you were at fault, maybe it was someone else's fault. But there has been some damage to multiple vehicles, and maybe some personal injury. And now there is a lawsuit. How long do car accident lawsuits take? Cases Often Settle Before Trial In our hypothetical, let's say that you were the person injured in the accident and you believe you are not at fault. Most of the time, you won't have to go to court … [Read more...]
How to Stay On Top of Your Finances After a Car Accident
After a car accident, it's important to stay on top of your finances. With things like car repair, medical bills, and insurance claims, it can be easy to let your finances get out of control. Here are a few tips to help you stay on top of your finances after a car accident. Call a Lawyer Immediately In most states, you only have three years after a motorcycle accident to file a personal injury claim, so it's important to call a lawyer right … [Read more...]
Not All Saving Cash Advice Is Good Advice
I read a lot of blogs about saving cash. And one thing I encounter again and again? Terrible advice on how to save money. One blogger I recently had a good laugh at (until I started thinking about how truly awful the advice is) provided a list of suggestions which include--and I kid you not--making your own toilet paper and dumpster diving in a list of “50 Ways To Save Money”. Let’s talk specifically about the bad advice related to getting … [Read more...]
What Makes a Costco Executive Membership Worth It?
What makes a Costco executive membership worth it? Naturally much depends on how much you plan to use your Costco membership, but there are other factors to consider. Do you want loyalty program-type rewards for using your membership? Are you hoping to get perks on your travel purchases? Do you like other rewards like discounts or special access to identity protection or similar incentives? Do You Need A Costco Executive Membership? The … [Read more...]
Employment Social Distancing And Remote Work: How To Survive
Remote work is the new normal for many industries. Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, many people who are used to working in a school, library, office, coffee shop, car dealership, or any other “in-person” business are finding themselves having to adjust to working from home. That is definitely NOT NEWS. But what IS news is the notion that the work-from-home and employment social distancing measures everyone hoped would be … [Read more...]