Who’s bringing home the bread? In 1950, only about 23 percent of women were in the workforce. Today, 61 percent of women bring home a paycheck. We’re talking about women who are single, married, single-parenting or widowed. How does life insurance speak to the working woman of today? Historically, women tend to undervalue themselves and […]

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This guest post is contributed by Lauren Bailey, who regularly writes for online colleges. She especially loves hearing back from her readers. Questions or comments can be sent to: blauren99@gmail.com.  Given the rising cost of gas in the wake of the turbulence going on in the Middle East, it makes sense that drivers today want to find ways to […]

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This is a resource of free, legal, downloadable children’s stories. Once you download them, you can burn them to a CD, load them onto a music player or just listen to them on your computer. Any way you listen to them, I hope you enjoy them.  (Warning: Obviously, I haven’t listened to all the stories. […]

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It seems like most websites focus on serving those people that live in the United States, even when they don’t completely ignore potential customers in other parts of the world. All too often, you hear people abroad complaining about how they were left out when a new product or service popped up online. For example, […]

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