It’s that time again- time to start thinking about taxes. Luckily there are a variety of local programs that can help guide you. Local Resources Ann Arbor District Library– Offers physical copies of various federal … Continue Reading
Every year from October 15-December 7, Medicare recipients can make changes to their plans or sign up for new plans to better meet their needs. Choosing the best Medicare plan for you can be confusing, … Continue Reading
Did you know that there’s a week set aside in March for understanding our rights as consumers and familiarizing ourselves with scams? This week National Consumer Protection Week falls on March 5th– 11th so today … Continue Reading
What is a Notary Public? A notary public is a person cleared by the state government, usually the Secretary of State, to witness the signing of official documents as a way to avoid fraud. Notaries … Continue Reading
It’s that time of year again- time to start gathering your tax documents. Today’s blog post is a rundown of community programs that help with filing taxes. Remember to start your taxes sooner rather than … Continue Reading
June 22 is the anniversary of the Olmstead Decision, an important supreme court decision aimed at improving quality of life for individuals with disabilities. What led to the Olmstead Decision? Two women in Georgia, Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson, lived … Continue Reading
May 1 is Law Day, a holiday to reflect on the important role that laws play in our society. Did you know that there are some laws created specifically to protect caregivers? As caregivers, you … Continue Reading