Category: Honoring Your Parents

Honoring Your Parents: Accepting the Death of a Loved One

When someone close to us dies, it turns our world upside down. Whether it’s a friend, a coworker, or a… Read More

Honoring Your Parents: Is it Wrong to Want to Die?

What would you do if somebody told you they wanted to die? After the initial shock, your response would greatly… Read More

Honoring Your Parents: Do You Know How to Die?

Do you know how to die? That’s probably not a question you get asked every day. Most people don’t want… Read More

Honoring Your Parents: Feeling for Them, Not with Them

Getting old is a challenge. For many people, it is probably the ultimate test in life as they realize they… Read More

Honoring Your Parents: How Would They Deal With Trump Hysteria?

Recent political events have caused people to react in sad, ugly, and hurtful ways. We hear of people cutting off… Read More

Honor Your Parents and Choose a Long Life

Our parents are often the most important influencers in our lives. As such, our relationships with them can significantly impact… Read More

Honoring Your Parents: Learning From How They Started Over

As we enter a new year, we often take the time to reevaluate and look ahead with excitement and motivation.… Read More

Honoring Your Parents: Dealing With Their Bigotry

While bigotry and prejudice still run rampant in many ways, America is a country that works tirelessly to fight discrimination. I can’t think of another nation in the world that takes a stronger stance against persecution based on race, color,… Read More

What Do I Need to Know About Life Insurance for Older People?

A recent article in USA today states that older workers may still need life insurance. This is true. Here is what you need to know: 1. If your spouse is still dependent on your income, you will need life insurance… Read More

How to Get Life Insurance and Plan Your Estate

How to get life insurance and plan your estate? That was a topic recently discussed by two close friends and business owners. Ross, a 50-year-old manufacturing industry executive, sits down for lunch one day with long-time friend George, a 68-year-old small… Read More