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Benefits Up In The Air – Change Comes To Airline Rewards Programs

Come January, United and Delta will undergo a massive rewards program restructuring, changing the way that airline miles are earned. The changes they’ll be implementing have many travelers jumping ship to other airlines and loyalty programs – in some cases, to their own partner airlines (some of which have no plans to change their own programs). […]

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Unlocking the Future: How a Smartphone Could Replace the House Key

It’s been a recurring theme in almost every sci-fi/futuristic movie for the past few decades now: people using a card or device to scan and unlock doors, gates, vaults, and more. Slowly but surely this fictional “key” concept has become a reality, with people now able to electronically unlock and gain access to cars, hotel rooms, and secure buildings. […]

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Trading Spaces: A New Way to Vacation

You may know the feeling: you’ve been to the same vacation home that you own several times this year, despite wanting to experience some other locations. It’s hard to justify going elsewhere, because you have so much invested in your vacation property. You’re in luck: there are a variety of home-exchange services that can open up a […]

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Article: The Inheritance Conversation

Here’s another article (PDF) that came across our desks here at TWC… this one from Motley Fool, regarding the importance of having the often avoided “inheritance conversation.”

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The Prevalence of Trust Funds

Here’s an article (PDF) that was passed along to us, asking an interesting (and certainly relevant for us at TWC) question… how many kids/young adults have trust funds?

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The Doodle Revolution

Author: Karen W. The Doodle Revolution. As far as revolutions go, I like the name of this one. It reminds me of Yankee Doodle – remember him, that icon of pre-revolutionary America who went to town on a pony? “Doodle” invokes memories of Connecticut, my home state, whose official anthem is the classic song, “Yankee Doodle.” […]

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