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The challenge of maintaining a healthy financial discipline while having varying views on money affects most couples in the United States. For some, one partner may be inclined to save every penny earned, while their significant other may spend money the second the direct deposit hits their account. Others may feel insecure about how much […]

Leaving money in a will for a pet was once a practice mostly associated with the wealthy, but it is now becoming more common. As more people view their pets as family members, including them in estate plans has gained popularity. Estate lawyers now routinely suggest a “pet directive” as part of a will. This […]

Your Social Security number (SSN) is a key part of your identity, and keeping it secure is crucial. Many companies ask for your SSN, but it’s essential to know when you can and should refuse to provide it. Here’s why and how you can protect your SSN: Why Protect Your Social Security Number? Prevent Identity […]

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by websites to enhance your browsing experience. While some cookies are essential, others raise privacy concerns. Knowing when to accept or reject cookies can improve both your experience and security online. Types of Cookies  Essential Cookies: Required for basic website functions like logging in and maintaining […]

Team TWC recently participated in our annual volunteer day. This year we chose to return to the Community Food Share in Louisville, CO. Community Food Share has several programs, including an onsite pantry where families can come in one day a week and shop, as well as “pantries on wheels” where they bring the food […]

Privacy Protection Blurring your house helps protect your privacy. Anyone can view your home’s exterior on Google Maps, which might make it easier for strangers to gather information about you and your property. Security Concerns Blurring your house can help reduce the risk of theft or vandalism. Detailed images of your home can reveal security […]