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Owning a swimming pool is a luxury, but maintaining one can quickly become a time-consuming responsibility. That’s where professional pool services come in. Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord, or property manager, understanding what pool services include can help you protect your investment, ensure safety, and enjoy crystal-clear water all season long. Routine Pool Cleaning an...


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For many Filipino retirees, financial peace of mind isn’t always a guarantee. In today’s economy, keeping money in a standard savings account is seldom enough to outpace inflation, much less generate any meaningful growth. Unfortunately, anxieties over finances can cause retirees to venture into riskier investment options. While investments in stocks or real estate can […]


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“Free” can hide a lot of baggage. Many kids’ apps dangle pop-ups, autoplay ads, or pseudo-currency upgrades that nudge children toward impulse taps. Others collect behavioral data to sell targeted marketing.  Before you hand over the tablet, do a two-minute safety scan: A genuinely cost-free creativity tool lets kids focus on art, not micro-transactions.  The […]


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A home equity loan can feel like a big financial step. It opens access to money tied up in your home and lets you pay for projects, expenses, or goals without touching savings. But one piece matters more than almost any other: the interest rate. The interest rate on a home equity loan is the […]


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Mental illness and addiction do not affect only the person suffering. In a 2025 study in JAMA Pediatrics, researchers found that almost 19 million children in the U.S. have at least one parent with a substance use disorder. That’s one in four kids. Here’s the thing… Studies like this are only helpful if we talk […]


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