Chester to open first walk-in clinic for patients without family doctor
Clinic set to open April 6, will be available 3 days a week Thanks to a community drive that has been years in the making, Chester is putting the finishing touches on its first walk-in clinic to serve people who don’t have a family doctor. The clinic is set to open on April 6, and […]
Regina police dogs involved in 190 arrests, bite 24 suspects in 2017
Report from the Board of Police Commissioners doesn’t mention 2 bystanders who were bit Regina police service dogs bit 24 suspects in 2017, says a report from the Board of Police Commissioners. That means the dogs bit people about one in eight times when the handler and their dog made an arrest. It’s a reduction […]
3 Top Retiree Tax-Planning Mistakes
You’ve submitted tax forms for many years. How difficult can it be to submit them in retirement? It isn’t difficult – as long as you take into account basic changes that occur in retirement and the corresponding tax challenges. Fortunately, you can learn from those who have retired before you. We are happy to pass […]
7 Smart Ways to Spend a $1,000 Tax Refund
You could be coming into some money soon. According to the Internal Revenue Service, in 2017, 111 million Americans received tax refunds, with the average amount being $2,895. Of course, you may not be due anything. The IRS anticipates approximately 41 million Americans won’t receive refunds this year. But let’s say you get a refund. […]
Here’s how you can eat healthy on a budget
Healthy eating doesn’t mean you also need to put your spending on a diet. It’s possible to eat well while on a budget. Here are some tips for keeping that grocery bill low: Plan Come up with a game plan for your grocery trip by looking through coupons and store circulars. Base your meals on […]
Here’s how much money you should save at every age so you aren’t working forever
You’re not the only one who struggles to save money. In fact, most Americans are pretty bad at it. A 2017 survey from GOBankingRates found that 57 percent of Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings accounts. Pamela Capalad, a certified financial planner and founder of Brunch & Budget, told INSIDER that saving for […]