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Is It a Good Idea to Sell Your Life Insurance Policy?
Depending on your circumstances, selling a life insurance policy could be beneficial.
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‘The Count of Monte Cristo’ in a New Abridged Edition
The Alexandre Dumas favorite is rereleased just in time for summer reading.
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Start Strong, End Well: 10 Ways to Make the Most of Every Day
A day is more purposeful if it has intentional routines, built-in fun, and connections that bring joy.
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Get More From Your Summer Garden With Succession Planting
Instead of letting empty beds sit idle during the hot months, these expert tips will allow you to plant a second or even third round of crops.
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7 Summer Travel Tips That Won’t Break the Bank
How to find good accommodation deals, dodge tourist traps, and save on tickets, according to travel experts.
A Guide for What You Need to Know About the Collector’s Market
The collector’s market was valued at approximately $294.23 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $422.56 billion by 2030.
Retire Like You Mean It: Planning for the Life You Actually Want
Retirement success isn’t measured only by net worth. Instead, it’s about whether you find joy, purpose, and peace in your daily life.
The Origins of the Harp
Since antiquity, the harp’s musical language has been a source of honor and wisdom.
My Make-Ahead Rainbow Salad Is a Hit at Every Cookout
This salad can be enjoyed even days after you make it.
A Casserole Connoisseur’s Guide to Healthy Substitutions
Luckily, it’s not difficult to trim the calorie count and step up the nutritional value of almost any casserole recipe.
The Good and Bad of Owning Rental Property
The financial benefits and tax advantages can make rental property one of the best investments you can make.
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Ask the Builder: Which Water Lines Are Right for Your Home?
Each type of water pipe has its pros and cons.
Chicken Caesar Salad
This quick and easy salad has moist, tasty chicken and crisp greens.
Everything Is Bigger in Texas—Except for Newly Built Apartments
One bedroom apartments have become increasingly popular.
Australian Native Honey Shows Promise Against Pathogen Behind Staph, Tinea: Research
The honey of Australian stingless bees has antimicrobial properties.
One-of-a-Kind NZ Stamp Could Fetch Tens of Thousands at Auction
A printing error and the fact that only one is known to be in existence will undoubtedly excite the world’s philatelists when the stamp goes on sale.
Living by Hand and by Heart
In an age when fancy gadgets and smart devices are easily accessible, working with the hands brings a renewed sense of purpose.
‘American Canopy’ Motivates Readers to Take a Walk in the Woods
Eric Rutkow combines nature and history as he explores how trees have impacted the growth of America.
‘The Mercy Ships’: Uplifting Stories of Service
Christians volunteer as medical professionals to serve the needs of Africans on the shores of Sierra Leone and Madagascar.
An Educational Philosophy That Nourishes the Whole Child
Charlotte Mason lived in the 19th century, but her philosophy offers children an education full of life and wonder.
Back to Homeschool: 9 Ways to Prepare
From clearing the calendar to visualizing the first day of school, these ideas will help make next fall begin smoothly and stress-free.
Tech Policy Expert on Kids’ Digital Devices: ’Parental Controls Don’t Give Parents Real Control’
Tech policy expert Clare Morell discusses the harms of screen usage and offers a radical, refreshing solution.
7 Simple Ways to Hit Reset This Summer
Summer is the perfect time to turn the page on old habits and start over with a fresh slate.