Wine tasting: Obviously the #1 reason, however in Sonoma they are committed to educating consumers on the intricacies of production, bottling and distribution. Two of my favorites are Bucher and the Thomas George vineyards. Both of them can be found on the renowned Westside road wine route! Antiques: Unbeknownst to me was the bevy of antique shops mostly found…read more →
Having set foot on five of the world’s seven continents I have learned much. With solid planning I was able to do 3 weeks in Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia this January with one carry-on bag and one computer bag. My top travel tips are: Call your credit card companies in advance: and tell them where you are going and what…read more →
When the Twin Towers were destroyed on 9/11/2001 they were the tallest buildings in the world. A lot has changed since including the skyline of NYC and many New York-based companies have updated their logos as a result since the Freedom Tower (aka One World Trade) was rebuilt. Burj Khalifa building: in Dubai is 2,717 feet high and 162 floors….read more →
Saturday I had the privilege to watch history in the making at the Belmont Stakes. Here are five lessons I learned in the process. Dress to impress and with comfortable shoes: Lots of walking and fantastic people watching. Best variety of hats and sundresses that you will ever see! Leave the kids at home: It’s a long day, not much…read more →
FREE Radio Broadcast Replay! Click here and listen to Robert Intelisano “The Insurance Doctor”. Listen as Rob shares insights on purchasing health insurance, why bigger is better and much more in his recent interview with KC Armstrong (former producer and cast member of Howard Stern Show) on WRNW1- All Women’s Empowerment Radio AM1100 in New York City.
Most working professionals fear one thing: being fired. Typical reasons for being fired center on downsizing, restructuring, market changes, personal conflicts and more. However, when should one consider firing themself? That’s right, themself. Sound strange? Perhaps. Examine each of these five reasons and see if any or all apply to you. 1. You’ve lost the passion. The late Apple founder…read more →
Ten last minute Mother’s day gifts on a budget under $100 Mothers usually appreciate the little things that are thoughtful and lasting so most of these ideas will have that theme and some are (DIY) do-it-yourselfers. The store “things remembered” will do custom engraving on short notice. They are located in most malls and their “custom couture jewelry” is drawing rave…read more →
The Special Enrollment Period (SEP) for health insurance ends this Thursday April 30th. Most folks will have to wait until 10/1/2015 to enroll for coverage which starts on 1/1/2016 at the earliest. That’s 8 months with no coverage! What is the ‘SEP” special enrollment period? It’s a time outside of the open enrollment period during which you and your family…read more →
With spring finally here we are now thrust into “Wedding Season” in most parts of the country. For those folks tying the knot or are going to a wedding feel free to share these helpful tips. Click here to download the PDF with 7 tips. Newly married or know someone who is? Contact Robert today.
86% of incoming college students take out student loans. Scary? Try this: the total of all college loans is $1 Trillion dollars…that’s right TRILLION; which is more than all of the credit card debt combined. Most parents not in the know will steal from retirement to pay tuitions. Those ‘in the know’ understand that 95% of all “free money” comes…read more →
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