Does this sound convincing?
If you buy a policy for your child today, you can provide him or her with a “financial head start.” Not only are the rates cheap, but you can guarantee your child’s future insurability, no matter what illness may strike later.
If he or she grows up to be healthy and strong, you haven’t thrown any money away. Provided you bought a whole life policy, your adult child can tap into the cash value in the future.
With summer fast approaching many of us will be soaking up the sun whether it is swimming, sun bathing, bike riding, hiking or just a backyard gathering. As much as most of us love the sun, warm temperatures and water in the summer months; sun exposure can be very damaging to our hair. Heat and humidity may result in dry, split, brittle and/or frizzy hair. There are many simple and easy ways to help keep hair healthy and hydrated. Here are a few things you can do to prevent hair damage during the summer season.
The second Wednesday of every month a group of approximately 15 women get together to meet, network and talk in Monrovia, CA. The ladies laugh, chat up, maybe have a drink and talk about what you ask? The answer is construction! The National Association of Women in Construction, “NAWIC” for short, is an association that supports and promotes well, women in the field of construction. Member careers range from an Insurance Agent that specializes in insuring contractors, like RDS’ own Maria Foye, to an attorney that specializes in construction law, designers, even an OSHA Safety Specialist.
Earthquakes, in California they are inevitable; the magnitude is the only question. How many times have you walked through a building and saw small cracks in the ceiling and the walls, or have a door that always sticks? What is everyone’s response? “The building is settling.” Well, sometimes it settles from the soil and sometimes it is actually the building shifting on the foundation. How do you stop or at least slow these issues and be better prepared? The answer is bolting!
Picture hundreds of yellow rubber ducks racing down the Amazon being cheered on by their adoptive parents, all competing to win. Your own precious little duck pushing his way through the crowd, swimming as fast as he can trying to pull to the front of the crowd. He’s passed up on the right but inches past others on the left. Sound like something from a child’s imagination? Well this is actually an annual fundraising event that the McKinley Children’s Center holds. Saturday, June 1, 2013 marks the date of the 16th annual Raging Rubber Duck Race held at Raging Waters in San Dimas.
