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While it’s possible to find cheap car insurance for 17-year-olds, you’ll need to shop around and compare quotes if your driver is getting insurance for the first time. Or, you may need to switch their insurer if they already have a policy. There are many things that impact rates for 17-year-olds, including the fact that younger drivers have an increased risk of accidents. Learn how to get cheap car insurance for 17-year-olds and which companies have the lowest premiums. Factors Influencing Cost The cost of car insurance for teens depends on a variety of factors. Here are some of the things that insurance companies often look at when calculating teen driver rates. Location Your state, city, and ZIP code will impact your car insurance premium. Location-specific factors like accident rates, the number of uninsured drivers, population density, weather risks, and vehicle theft rates can all contribute to your teen’s personalized premium. Gender In most states, auto … [Read more...] about How to Find Cheap Car Insurance for 17-Year-Olds

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin “Has anyone had clients actually do the apocryphal story of a client using a 529 to go on a continuing education cruise of Europe?” asked one of my peers in a recent forum, “Trying to figure (this out) after client asked.” Can You Get An Education At Sea? There are a host of companies offering education opportunities in combination with a cruise. Continuing Education, Inc. claims to have, “over 100 Continuing Medical Education and Dental CE cruise conferences.” This allows medical professionals to fulfill the requirements of their professional designation in combination with a vacation. There’s also University at Sea, CME Away at Sea, AEA Optometric Cruise Seminars, and many, many more companies that would gladly give a professional continuing education classes and an excuse to vacation. However, these are all continuing education classes, not college courses from an accredited school. These are for-profit companies … [Read more...] about Can You Use Your 529 To Take A Cruise?

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Cash has been crowned king yet again. Investors and savers are piling into cash as a safe haven from the banking turmoil that has rocked the industry these last few weeks. Since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), investors have transferred over $300 billion into money market funds bringing the total to a record-breaking $5.4 trillion . Until recently, money market funds didn’t produce enough returns to lure investors away from the stock market or depositors away from savings accounts. For the last 10 years, the S&P 500 had an average yearly return of 9.82%. Compare that to Vanguard’s VMFXX 0.78% return and it’s no wonder catchy phrases like “cash is trash” caught on with investors. No too long ago, keeping more than three months of expenses in a savings account was considered unwise because of the opportunity cost compared to investing. However, nothing lasts forever. In times of market uncertainty and … [Read more...] about Savers And Investors Are Flocking To Money Market Funds.

WASHINGTON  – The United States and Japan on Tuesday announced a trade deal on electric vehicle battery minerals that is key to strengthening their battery supply chains and granting Japanese automakers wider access to the new $7,500 U.S. EV tax credit. The swiftly negotiated agreement prohibits the two countries from enacting bilateral export restrictions on the minerals most critical for EV batteries, according to senior Biden administration officials. Those minerals include lithium, nickel, cobalt, graphite and manganese. The deal also aims to reduce U.S.-Japanese dependence on China for such materials by requiring collaboration to combat “non-market policies and practices” of other countries in the sector and on conducting investment reviews of foreign investments in their critical minerals supply chains. Minerals-focused trade deals are one way that the Biden administration hopes to open up access for trusted allies to the $7,500 per vehicle EV tax credits in last year’s … [Read more...] about US, Japan strike trade deal on electric vehicle battery minerals

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin By Peter Boyd, a Florida attorney who founded PaperStreet . He has helped over 1,500 law firms with their websites, content and marketing. Blogging offers a low-cost way for law firms to attract new clients and stay top of mind with referral sources. But there is nothing more frustrating than setting aside time to plan blogs only to have your mind draw a blank when it comes to picking a topic. While many firms choose to use their blog as a vehicle to show off accomplishments, there are many other options for subjects that can increase your appeal to potential clients and enhance relationships with current clients. 1. Answer Some Of The Questions You Get Most Often Off the top of your head, you can probably think of a few questions that current or prospective clients ask frequently. If your firm has staff who interact with clients frequently, check with them to see what questions they find themselves … [Read more...] about Five Tips For Picking Topics For Your Law Firm Blog

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Over the years numerous players made their heralded debuts for the Yankees. When it comes to Anthony Volpe finding out he will be on the opening day roster his presence seems to be taking place with more hype than usual. Perhaps it is because ever since the Yankees announced Volpe was headed to the major league portion of spring training, the debate raged about whether he should head north for the regular season opener Thursday against the San Francisco. As the productive at-bats increased with more frequency, it was harder to ignore the results from the shortstop. And by late Sunday afternoon, the Yankees confirmed they saw enough good things out of their 2019 first-round pick to announce he was making the team. “My heart was beating pretty hard,” Volpe told reporters. “Incredible. I'm just so excited. It's hard for me to even put into words." The first clue was Volpe being spotted on the field calling his … [Read more...] about Anthony Volpe Caps Stellar Spring Training By Making The New York Yankees

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin If you’re visiting London for the first time you certainly want to hit the iconic sights: Big Ben, the British Museum, Piccadilly Circus and so on. And if you do venture into the hinterland (what locals call the Home Counties), it’s probably to other well-known spots like Windsor Castle or Canterbury Cathedral. But what if you’re an old London hand? Does it feel like you’ve already “been there, done that” with just about everything in and around the British capital. Here are five under-the-radar places within an easy drive or train ride from central London. South Downs: England’s Newest National Park Established in 2010, South Downs National Park flows over the hills and vales and through the woods, heaths and chalk grasslands of Sussex and Hampshire. Its most iconic attractions are the Seven Sisters Cliffs overlooking the English Channel and the South Downs Way, a 100-mile (160-km) hiking, biking and horseback riding … [Read more...] about 5 London Escapes That’ll Make You Say “Wow!”