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Don't Sweat The EPA's 2020 Freon Phaseout This Summer
January 2020 marks the EPA mandate to end production of Freon (also known as HCFC-22 and R-22), the primary refrigerant chemical used in residential air
Women: Not Every Infection Is A Yeast Infection
Potentially severe vaginal infections with symptoms similar to those of a yeast infection include bacterial vaginosis, a condition caused by abnormal bacterial growth in the
Company Steps Up to Keep Health Care Workers Healthy
To keep themselves and their patients safe, these workers, who may have potentially been exposed to this deadly virus, may have to stay home until
Evaluating Your Debt
Money concerns can lead to many issues, including, but not limited to, relationship strain, health problems, and even depression. Some of the most common debts
Finances During A Pandemic
Even if you have not yet been financially impacted by the current state of events, it is vital to either reassess your household budget or
How to Tell if Bad Marketing Is Causing Poor Sales
“The big wild card is the need people have for the product. That trumps everything,” states best-selling author Lonny Kocina, CEO of Media Relations Agency.
How Your Business Can Survive The Coronavirus
Practically overnight, businesses have been forced out of the comfort zone of face-to-face contact, now having to heavily rely on digital platforms. Businesses, especially, are
World Financial Planning Day Program Offers Practical Advice
To raise awareness and promote the value of financial planning for everyone, the Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB) is hosting the fourth annual World Financial
Meat Shortages Mean It's Time to Try Plant-Based Protein
(NewsUSA) – During times of change, many of us find comfort in simple pleasures. Like a great burger. Yet, some of those simple pleasures have