Author: Matthew Kayser
Key Takeaways Tropical Storm Arthur arrived on June 17, giving the Gulf Coast a preview of what the rest of hurricane season could bring. The 2026 Atlantic season’s opening named storm drove into the Texas coastline and dragged flooding rains and tornadoes across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle. More than 200 homes flooded in Louisiana’s Avoyelles Parish. At least four tornadoes were confirmed. The governor declared a state of emergency. And for the vast majority of affected homeowners, the first time they looked at their insurance policy was after the water was already inside. According to a 2024…
For years, gold investing occupied a fairly predictable corner of the financial world. Buyers were often retirees, longtime collectors, or investors looking for a traditional hedge during periods of economic uncertainty. Today, that audience appears to be broadening. Search interest surrounding Gold IRAs, physical bullion ownership, and alternative retirement strategies has grown alongside wider conversations about inflation, market volatility, and the long-term stability of traditional portfolios. But as curiosity rises, so does confusion. Financial terminology, IRS regulations, storage requirements, and rollover procedures remain unfamiliar territory for many first-time investors. That growing knowledge gap is pushing some companies to place education…
By the time Kevin Sorbo posted to X in May, the message was direct: healthcare costs are rising, and Liberty HealthShare is doing something about it. “Not only did they return more than $2 million dollars BACK to members,” Sorbo wrote, “but they’ve also reduced costs for their healthcare sharing programs for the second year in a row. Hard to believe? Head to libertyhealthshare.org/do-good to find out more — and see how the Liberty HealthShare community is the real deal!” For many Americans watching monthly expenses climb, that kind of announcement lands differently. Healthcare costs have become one of the…
One of the greatest misconceptions about homeschool is that kids are sheltered from what’s happening in the outside world. As all our homeschool moms know, that couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, homeschooling can provide more opportunities to jump the gap between education and current events versus traditional education! You just need to learn how to talk to kids about government and other current events. The best books for homeschool families will help you immensely. That’s what Autumn discovered when reading the Tuttle Twins books to her kids! A Routine and a Daily Moment She reads from the…