The centerpiece of the $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, signed into law March 27, 2020, is its one-time $1,200 payments to millions of eligible individuals. When can you expect your payment and how much will it be? The answer to the first question has been changing on an almost daily […]
read moreUPDATE: Beginning April 6, 2020, all Zoom cloud meetings will require a password. You will find the password in our confirmation email to you. You will enter the password after clicking the meeting link or entering the meeting I.D. New to videoconferencing? Never used Zoom cloud meeting? In this video, Jeff goes through step by […]
read moreAs your parents age it can become more and more apparent that one or both have lost a lot of mental capacity and reaction time. Yet they are still driving. You know that could be dangerous – to them and to others. Sometimes they realize it on their own and they decide to stop driving. […]
read moreAnother year has flown by. Here’s hoping that it was a fulfilling one for you and that 2016 brings good health and happy times for all. It’s also time for a few reminders: As we reported last month, unfortunately for the third time in 40 years the Social Security Administration is not offering a […]
read moreSo many of us have watched a loved one suffer through the early onset of Alzheimer’s disease. While the victim’s physical being might be relatively solid, this disease sadly and progressively takes a victim’s mental abilities away to the point where they might not even recognize family members or friends any longer. According to the […]
read moreLast year’s untimely passing of the artist known as Prince has again brought to light a potentially devastating situation a lot of people face. You see, the reports are that Prince did not have a Last Will and Testament. The result could be a total mess for his family resulting in disputes and complex legal issues […]
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