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Buying Used Vehicles
While buying a used vehicle will save you money in purchase price and help you avoid depreciation costs, it is important to do your research before you purchase one. One common scam concerns car mileage – do NOT be fooled by the mileage on the odometer! To see if the instruments have been tampered with, look for fingerprints or scratches inside the plastic covering. Mile numbers that don’t line up properly on the...
Read MoreDefensive Driving Techniques
Being a defensive driver means driving to prevent accidents in spite of the actions of others or the presence of adverse driving conditions. In other words, defensive driving means that you are ready for any and all surprises on the road. But what does that mean exactly? Today we’re sharing three key defensive driving techniques. By keeping these techniques in mind, you’ll learn how to modify and tailor your own driving behavior to...
Read MoreEducating Employees on Voluntary Benefits
Offering voluntary benefits is a great way to enhance your benefits package, differentiate from competitors and increase employee satisfaction—all with little impact on your budget. But while employers may choose to offer numerous types of voluntary benefits that can deliver convenience and value for employees, many employees do not understand the advantages of these voluntary benefit options or are unclear how they work. Educate your employees on the advantages of these voluntary benefits so...
Read MoreHealthy Eating As You Celebrate
If you’ve ever struggled with your weight, the holidays can be a rough time of year. With the influx of parties, celebrations, food and (especially) desserts – it’s difficult to keep normal healthy routines in tact. In fact, the average adult who is at a healthy weight gains one pound due to the holidays. For those that are already overweight, their weight gain is normally at least five pounds around the holidays. ...
Read MoreBreast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer deaths for women in the United States. Top risk factors include getting older, race and family history of breast cancer, which are things you cannot change. In general, living a healthy lifestyle can help lower your risk of developing cancer and increase your chances of surviving cancer. One of the best ways to screen yourself and...
Read MoreEducate Your Employees During National Cyber Security Awareness Month
This October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, an event co-sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) in order to raise awareness of the importance of cyber security issues. While the event is designed to highlight some of the nation’s cyber security precautions, as well as how to be prepared in the event of a national cyber security incident, much of the focus is on good cyber...
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