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Why You Should Recycle Your Old Electronics

By Lynn Viesti Berube Over the past decade, we’ve watched the world’s adoption of new technology grow exponentially, to a point where there are more mobile devices than people on the planet. We’re also seeing the rate at which electronics are replaced increase, driven by affordability, shorter lifespans, and a…
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How to Stay Smarter Than Scammers

By Dave Wall Scammers are constantly looking for new angles to exploit in their efforts to swindle unsuspecting victims. The Better Business Bureau says scams are a $50 billion burden on the American economy, a number that is very likely to grow as we continue to shift to a digital…
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Investment Tips for an Uncertain Market

By Matt Kelly At the end of January, the Dow Jones Industrial Average capped off another record-setting month of growth, settling in around 26,600 points. Just a week into February, and the market had shaved off nearly 2,000 points as analysts began to question whether the bull market had finally…
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Five Ways to Prepare Your Family for an Emergency

[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] Five Ways to Prepare Your Family for an Emergency By Pam Reiss It was just another Saturday morning in paradise when citizens in Hawaii picked up their phones to see an alert come across the screens. Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency had accidentally sent an alert notification…
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