One of the best things about the fall aside from the foliage is football season which means tailgating. Over the years I’ve seen some crazy things at tailgates such as 6 cars going on fire at the Jet’s opening day game in 2016. Follow these tips to ensure a safe and fun tailgate. 1. Time it right: Try to arrive…read more →
Insurance brokers and agents are trusted with fitting their clients into suitable life, health, homeowners & business policies to name a few. There are numerous insurance providers and they are not all the same. It’s important that the broker you choose is well-versed in policy differences from company to company and informed of the latest news, trends, and products. He/she…read more →
Come join us at the Long Island Over 50 Fair on Sunday, September 30th from 10:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. On Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Robert will be sharing “How to get ‘FREE’ Merit-based Endowment Money from the College of Your Choice”. A must-attend for those with college-bound students! For FREE tickets contact Robert directly here. | More about the fair |…read more →
Fans flocked to see this year’s US Tennis Open. In fact, the all-time attendance record was set with over 800,000 people going through the Billy Jean King stadium turnstiles! Having gone every year since the 1980’s when my brother and I were ball boy kids, I have the following observations: The ITF (International Tennis Federation): needs to tighten up how…read more →
Colleges control over 95% of the money that students receive every year. With this in mind, here are 5 strategies to increase your student’s likelihood of receiving college grants and endowments which do not have to be repaid. Apply to at least 10 schools: We have students apply to 10, get into 6 then leverage one school versus another. Go back and…read more →
By now most if not all kids are nearing the end of the school year. Unfortunately, most schools don’t teach kids how to budget, spend or how to grasp the value of money. 1. Start early: A 2013 Cambridge U. study found that by the age of 7 (1st grade) most children grasped how money works and ‘core behaviors” they…read more →
For kids, shopping for new gear and supplies may be the coolest part of going back to school. This doesn’t mean you need to “break the bank”. Try these tips to save big money this year. 1. Make a list then check the house first: Go through all closets, utility drawers and storage areas first. You may already have many…read more →
Having grown up in Rockaway by the beach I was always interested in sharks. The movie Jaws kept me up at night. I just took my nephew to the Coney Island Aquarium shark exhibit and found out the following; It’s half price all summer: At $15 for adults and $12 for kids, this represents great value for a fantastic time…read more →
NYC is a great place to visit however it can burn a hold in your wallet Check out these options! Top of the Rock Observation Deck and MOMA (Museum of Modern Art). You can get a combination ticket to visit both for $44 total and can even go on different days. Museum of Moving Images. in queens just went through…read more →
Recently I had the pleasure of visiting friends in the far-north reaches of California. While the southern portion of the state is well known for its beaches and metropolitan attractions, northern California holds some notable destinations for travelers who venture north. Here are five attractions I had the pleasure of visiting recently. 1. Mount Shasta: A beautiful mountain town nestled…read more →
Recent Comments