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If you’re getting close to retirement, you’re probably thinking about the ways your life will soon be changing. And one key transition involves your income – instead of being able to count on a regular paycheck, as you’ve done for decades, you’ll now need to put together an income stream on your own. How can you get started?
Read moreBeing asked by a loved one or friend to serve as an executor or trustee for their estate upon their death can be quite an honor, but it’s also a major responsibility – and the role is not for everyone. Serving as an executor or trustee entails a broad array of duties, and you are both ethically and legally required to properly execute those duties or face potential liability.
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During National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15), our nation celebrates our Latino heritage and culture, proudly honoring the many and varied contributions made by Latinos to our country.
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The Cibolo Center for Conservation has named October Monarch Month to celebrate the time when monarch butterflies migrate across the United States. We have planned activities for individuals and families throughout the month in addition to a culminating event – our inaugural Monarch Festival at Herff Farm on Saturday, October 23, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. during our farmers market.
Read moreQ: Now that my kids are finally back to “real” school, they want to participate in everything. We’re already drowning in extracurricular activities. How much is too much? Can you suggest any practical guidelines?
Read moreGov. Greg Abbott has called a third special legislative session to deal with redistricting, to decide how to spend billions of dollars in pandemic funding from the federal government and to determine to whether state or local governments can mandate COVID-19 vaccines, as well as some pet issues of the governor that failed to pass recent sessions.
Read moreThe events of the past few days have reminded all of us how fragile life can be.
Read moreThe Vote at Home Institute has just completed reviewing state voting policies. It has have ranked them with five stars being the most voter-friendly and one star being the worst. It’s a great way to see how states measure up.
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