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5 Common Mistakes Personal Injury Claimants Must Avoid

If you get involved in an accident that causes you injury and pain, you have the legal right to seek compensation from the at-fault party’s insurance provider. With the help of a qualified personal injury lawyer, personal injury claimants stand an excellent chance of getting the compensation they deserve. However, some victims make mistakes that end up jeopardizing their personal injury claims. With insurers always working to ensure they only have to shell out as little money as possible—or not pay anything at all—for personal injury cases, injured parties must avoid the following mistakes, all of which can affect the outcome of their claim.

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How to Determine if You Qualify for Social Security Disability

Security / By Guest Author

Suddenly becoming disabled due to a workplace injury or simply an unexpected illness can be a very difficult experience in a person’s life. Not only is the health aspect difficult to deal with but also the financial side as you may not be able to afford simple necessities anymore. However, if you are currently going through such a situation, the good news is that you do have options to make the circumstances a little easier. One of those includes going on social security disability. However, before you are accepted, you first need to qualify for it. So, the following includes further information on the requirements for qualifying for social security disability.

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Intro to Home Additions

Home Improvement / By Tim McMahon

There are a few basic types of home additions catering to the needs of homeowners in terms of living area, affordability, and aesthetics. Home additions range from low-cost extensions to pricey full-size conventional expansions. If you need additional space, rather than moving to a bigger house, consider adding on to your home. It is a

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7 Essential Money Lessons to Teach Your Kids

Children / By Tim McMahon

Since our schools don’t teach our kids about money, it falls upon parents’ shoulders to ensure their children are financially literate. That is why it is so important to teach these essential money lessons to your kids. Contrary to what some parents might think, it’s never too early to begin money lessons for kids. The

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Protect Your Business

Legal, Small Business / By Tim McMahon

Yesterday we looked at Personal Injury Claims so I thought that today we would look at “Business Liability”. In a personal injury claim you could be suing either an individual or a company for injuries you sustained due to their negligence. But what if you are on the other side? What if one of your employees did something stupid like goofing around with a forklift and injured someone? In that case, hopefully your business would have “Liability Insurance” and that is what we will look at today.

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What You Need to Know About Personal Injury Claims

Legal / By Guest Author

Personal injury cases arise because someone else’s negligence has caused hurt or harm to another. If you are injured because of the wrongful conduct of another person or entity, you have the right to file a personal injury claim to recover monetary damages for your losses. The individual or entity at fault has the legal responsibility to compensate you for the injuries you have sustained. Personal injury cases are often complex in nature, so make sure to seek the advice of an experienced personal injury attorney before pursuing a claim. Educating yourself about the claims process and how to go about it will also increase your rate of success. Here’s a list of 6 important things you need to know about personal injury claims:

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Keeping Remodeling Costs Down

Home Improvement / By Tim McMahon

If you’re planning on renovating your home on a budget, you need to have a plan, stick to it and pay attention to details. When it comes to home remodeling tips, there are many ways to keep costs down.

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Home Repair Costs: How Homeowners Keep Their Pocketbook Balanced

Home Improvement / By Tim McMahon

In many cases, homeownership may mean more than just paying the mortgage and the taxes. Some homes may need repair work before you move in, or even in a new home, everything won’t stay in good shape forever. In “Home Repairs You Should Think about Saving up For”we see that homes need painting every 5-8 years, HVAC systems last 10+ years, modern water heaters may only last 8 years, while your roof may last 20-30 years.

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When Should You Replace Your Furnace?

Home Improvement / By Tim McMahon

When your furnace/air conditioner/heat pump breaks down or gets old, you may need to buy a new one in order to keep your home comfortable. One way to ensure that your HVAC unit lasts as long as possible is through regular maintenance. However, if replacement is necessary, spring is often the best time to purchase a new furnace or have maintenance done.

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A Guide to Living Alone

General / By Guest Author

Moving out of your family home and venturing off into solo living can be exciting and daunting at the same time. Living alone for the first time is scary, but it can also be the best thing ever (or a mix of both). That’s why it’s a good idea to prepare yourself for all things good and bad to cope with living alone, especially if you’ve grown used to depending on your parents, siblings, or roommates.

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Large Home Upgrades That Can Save You Money in the Long Run

Home Improvement / By Guest Author

While it is easy to forget about utility maintenance until a problem develops, it is best to keep everything working in top condition before the unexpected happens. Here are some large upgrades that although initially expensive can save big money in the long run.

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Money-Saving Tips for New or Expecting Parents

Children / By Guest Author

Welcoming a baby is truly bliss. But, along with the ultimate happiness and the overall excitement this new life brings, there come many expenses. That is why smart budgeting is essential, and if you start taking care of your finances on time, you will be able to relax and enjoy life with your growing family. Here are some money-saving tips for new or expecting parents.

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