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Jul182020 by Tony JimenezNo Comments

5 Benefits of Traveling Abroad in College

Lifestyle

Many students are eager to explore the world and have adventures once they are on their own for the first time. Traveling abroad is a great way to have new experiences, meet new people, and learn more about the world we live in. There are also several benefits to be gained by visiting other countries. Here are a few reasons why every college student should consider traveling abroad. (more…)

Jul172020 by Melissa BrownNo Comments

Throw a stylish party with canapés for parties from Bertrand Munier

Lifestyle

It is important that you serve some type of food at your social event, and typically finger food will be the best option. In particular, canapés are perfect for parties and other social events as they are delicious, look fantastic and can be easily eaten in a single bite with one hand whilst you continue to socialise and walk around the party. (more…)

Jul172020 by Melissa BrownNo Comments

Keep your guests happy with high quality party food delivery

Gift, Lifestyle

In order to keep your guests happy, you will need to serve some kind of food throughout any social event. To reduce stress and offer the best food possible, you should consider using a catering company that can provide an enormous range of delicious food for your party. (more…)

Jul172020 by Melissa BrownNo Comments

Ideal Party provides a personal chef in UK to cater for your party

DIY, Lifestyle

Catering to large groups at a party can be extremely stressful, but you can reduce this stress by seeking the services of a catering company. They can deliver food to your door or even provide you with a personal chef to cook everything on-site, and this will ensure that everything looks brilliant and tastes just as good. (more…)

Jul142020 by Tony JimenezNo Comments

Understanding Health Insurance Coverage Gaps

Lifestyle, Opinion

After the Affordable Care Act first rolled out in 2012, Americans were put on edge about the concept of being forced to obtain and maintain health insurance. The idea of facing tax penalties was outrageous, but was designed to ensure everyone strives to purchase coverage for themselves and their families. Under Obamacare, there are also options for health insurance for American students studying abroad. While the idea is genuine, it doesn't account for much for those who are struggling to make ends meet, but aren't qualified for Medicaid or Medicare. This is known as the coverage gap. What is the Coverage Gap? This accounts for the adult population that is currently living in poverty, but don't qualify for Medicaid because their state didn't expand it. Then tie in the fact that the incom...

Jul142020 by Tony JimenezNo Comments

Is Law School the Right Move for You?

Lifestyle

It can be easy to get excited about one day becoming a lawyer, judge or even a politician, but once you realize that you will need to get a law degree, the thought might be less appealing. Law school may be a very daunting experience, but it's a very necessary and effective way to prepare a person for a career working in law. Before you actually start applying to law schools, you need to make sure you are prepared for the challenges that lie ahead. Here are some expectations you should meet before you are ready to apply to law school. (more…)

Jul142020 by Tony JimenezNo Comments

How to Find the Best Whole Life Insurance Policy

Lifestyle

You're shopping around for whole life insurance, but which policy is the best one for you? You will find that there are a lot of companies out there, like Aflac, which offers life insurance policies for individuals and families. It is important to note, though, that Aflac is not health insurance - they only offer supplemental health coverage, so if you need a health policy, you'll have to get it from somewhere else. (more…)

Jul142020 by Tony JimenezNo Comments

Best Ways to Keep Your Small Business or Startup on Track

Lifestyle

Only when you start running your business do you know that starting it was the easy part. Small business and startup owners know the difficulty of keeping business on track and sustaining growth during the early years. Turning a profit each year is simply not enough for a business to survive. You will need to maintain growth, adapt to new markets, increase your regular customer base, and build a reputation in the industry. Doing all this is not very easy. New business owners will find it especially difficult to manage a business in the beginning. So, here are a number of tips that will help keep your business on track and ensure future success: (more…)