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Recently, revelations indicated that the Iran missile strike on the U.S. base in Iraq actually did cause head injuries. So why did the U.S. initially claim no “casualties”? From the limited reports available, it appears that most of the soldiers’ symptoms were consistent with concussions. Let’s define terms: In the wars of the 20th century,…
Read MoreRight now, mortgage interest rates are sitting at 50-year lows. If that’s not enough to get you off the couch, on the computer, or in a mortgage office then it’s not clear what will. People are saving hundreds of dollars a month, and thousands over the course of their mortgages, by just applying right now.…
Read MoreIf you are looking for a car — and hoping it will last for a decade and a half — we’ve got one bit of advice for you: Buy Japanese. That was the takeaway of iSeeCars’ latest annual ranking of cars that people keep the longest. The car search engine found that all 15 vehicles…
Read MoreUpdated on March 6th, 2020 by Nathan Parsh It is not hard to see why Business Development Companies—or BDCs—are popular investments among income investors. Consider that the S&P 500 Index currently has an average dividend yield of just 19%. With the 10-year U.S. Treasury Bond recently falling below 1%, bonds are not much better right…
Read MorePrager Metis teams up with the Alzheimer’s Association, and Centage Corporation expands its giving program. Original Article Posted at : https://www.accountingtoday.com/list/firms-giving-back-dmj-co-takes-polar-plunge-for-special-olympics
Read More“Should I cancel my business trip?” That is not the kind of question that patients typically ask their doctors. For most people, that’s not even a question they can ask their doctors, at least, not without an appointment, a co-pay and an anxiety-inducing wait in a crowded doctor’s office. As U.S. cases of coronavirus rose…
Read MoreCatastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) issuance is on course to break all records in the first-quarter of 2020, with a huge $3.93 billion of catastrophe risk-focused deals helping overall cat bond and related ILS issuance exceed $5 billion for the first time, according to Artemis’ data. Data from our Artemis Deal Directory shows that…
Read More1. What can I do to prevent becoming infected? When people are sick with a respiratory disease like COVID-19, they cough or sneeze particles into the air. If someone is coughing near you, the virus could easily land on your eyes, nose, or mouth. These particles travel only about six feet and fall out of…
Read MoreWhen it comes to retirement, there’s rarely one right answer — especially since the federal government may move targets or use variables that can be confusing. Case in point: The point at which many people are forced to start withdrawing money from most types of retirement accounts recently was bumped from the year you turn…
Read MoreFelix Mizioznikov / Shutterstock.com When’s the last time you popped in a cassette tape? Rented a movie at a video store? Wrote a check for groceries? Maybe you still do some — or all — of these things. But chances are good you’ve replaced many of what used to be common, everyday activities with more…
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