In these unusual times, many of your employees may be working from home. It’s likely they have taken steps to create an ideal working space to make the experience more comfortable, and to enhance their productivity. Before they return to your small business’s workspace, take time to evaluate and improve your office ergonomics.
Improve Your Office Ergonomics
Topics: Small Business, Homeowners
Consider Peace of Mind with Valuable Items Insurance
Do you own any jewelry, antiques or other valuables? If so, you may need to purchase additional insurance for these items, as their full value may not be covered by your regular policies. To help you determine whether extra coverage is right for your situation, consider these questions:
Topics: Financial Education, Homeowners
Protect Your Assets during Hurricane Season
Recent events have made it clear that businesses can live and die on preparedness for disaster. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, between 40 and 60 percent of all small businesses succumb to disasters like fire and burst water pipes, not including a far-reaching health crisis or major weather catastrophe. When uncertainty is...
Topics: Financial Education, Homeowners
Is 2020 the Year of the Staycation?
You may have had to cancel or put off a planned trip due to restrictions in place as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. And the near-term future of travel is very uncertain. But there is no reason you can’t enjoy a much-needed vacation. Have you considered taking a staycation? After weeks of parents working from home, with kids engaged in distance...
Topics: Family, Homeowners
Do Bathroom Remodels Increase Home Value?
Deciding what home improvement projects to invest in can be tricky. You don’t want to pour money into a renovation or remodel that won’t pay off when you go to sell. If you’re eager to increase your home’s value, consider starting in a small, but essential part of your home — your bathroom.“On average, homeowners spend just over $20,000 on a...
Topics: Homeowners
It’s a sad truth of life that even the most beloved furniture will eventually begin to show its age. This is doubly true for patio furniture, which, even under the best of circumstances, is exposed to the elements far more than a living room couch. Thankfully, there are a few easy ways to give your patio furniture a makeover, saving you money and...
Topics: Financial Education, Homeowners
Adorable Nursery Decorating Ideas
Whether you’re adopting or giving birth, preparing the perfect room for your upcoming addition is a great way to celebrate the occasion. Here are nine decor tips to create a welcoming space for your baby. Create a book display on the wallAdd some color to the walls while providing a place to store your newborn’s first reading materials. Try...
Topics: Family, Homeowners
Creative Ways to Get Kids to Clean
Cleaning chores aren’t fun for anyone, especially kids. If you want your kids to complete their cleaning to-do list without complaining, implement the creative tips below into their routines.Let the music playMusic is a wonderful motivator. Whether your kids whistle why they work, blare their favorite pop songs or sing along to their favorite...
Topics: Family, Homeowners
Creative Uses for Your Attic
Wish you could use your attic space for something other than storage? Here are eight alternative uses for this area of your home:Master bedroomTry transforming an attic into a master suite, especially if the original master room your house has is a bit cramped. Think of a room with a natural color scheme and exposed beams. Muted green wallpaper,...
Topics: Homeowners
Smart Home Upgrades to Save Money in the Long Run
You want your home to be as comfortable, efficient and as beautiful as it can be. However, deciding which home improvement projects or upgrades to invest in can be confusing. These home upgrades will help you save money in the long run.
Topics: Financial Education, Homeowners
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