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January 11 – March 5, 2016 Weekly Classes Day Time Class Grade Monday 4:00-5:00pm Namaste India K-1 Monday 4:00-5:30pm Astronomy 2-8 Tuesday 10:00-11:30am Making Waves with Light 3-4 or 5-8 Tuesday 12:00-1:30pm A Study of Herpetology 2-8 Tuesday 4:00-5:30pm Games, Problems, and Coding 4-8 Tuesday 4:00-5:30pm The Universe of Lewis Carroll 3-8 Tuesday 4:00-5:30pm Making Waves with Light 3-8 Wednesday 4:00-5:00pm Budding Botanists K-2 Wednesday 4:15-5:15pm Mindfulness Tween/Teen Thursday 10:00-11:30am Adaptation and Interaction: Life and the Environment 3-4 or 5-8 Thursday 3:30-5:00pm The Study of Star Wars 3-5 Thursday 4:00-5:15pm Advanced Math for Independent Learners K-2 Thursday 4:00-5:30pm Euclidean Constructions: Intro to Geometry 2-4 FridayRead More →

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Most people are aware that your profession can impact your access to affordable life insurance, but not everyone knows that hobbies can do the same. If you’re a stamp collector or painter, chances are you’re safe. On the other hand, if your hobbies take you to the edges of cliffs, the depths of the sea, or the open skies, your life insurance will likely be affected. Read on to understand how high-risk hobbies play into your life insurance and which adrenaline-pumping extracurriculars have the biggest effect. How High Risk Activities Influence Life Insurance Rates Life insurance companies have one concern when it comes to insuringRead More →

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Figures we’ve obtained from the Bank of England under the Freedom of Information Act show that as of the end of April fake versions of the new £5 polymer note had been spotted just 46 times since its launch in September 2016, and there had been 63 reports of fake £10 polymer notes since it was released in September 2017. By contrast, there were 11,039 reports of fake paper £10 notes in the six months before they went out of circulation, and 540 of the £5 notes in the six months before they were cut from circulation. The Bank of England says the newer notesRead More →

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Your job impacts your everyday life in a profound way. If you work in a dangerous field, your job impacts your life even more.  When your job puts you at a heightened risk of serious injury or untimely death, it impacts your access to life insurance. In this post, we’ll cover the most dangerous jobs that affect life insurance premiums and share advice for getting coverage with a high-risk job. How Life Insurance Companies View High Risk Jobs When you apply for life insurance, you’ll answer a lot of questions: questions about your health, age, family health history, hobbies, and career. These questions about yourRead More →

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What is the high income child benefit charge? The charge is a cost levied on people who get child benefit but also have a relatively high income. You may have to pay the high income child benefit charge if you have an individual income over £50,000 and either: You or your partner get child benefit. Someone else gets child benefit for a child living with you and they contribute at least the equivalent of the weekly amount of child benefit towards taking care of them. If you have to pay the charge, you’ll need to complete a tax return.  If your income is between £50,000Read More →

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Scholarships are a beautiful thing, helping to turn your dreams of attending college into a reality. But unless you’re a 5-star athlete or an exceptionally gifted scholar, your scholarships and grants aren’t likely to cover all of your college expenses. The average student entering college will likely need to take out student loans to help with the cost of tuition, according to a recent national College Ave Student Loans survey of 5,416 parents of college students conducted by Barnes & Noble College Insights™. Around half (55%) of parents said their child took out federal and/or private student loans. The student loan process starts with theRead More →

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Working capital refers to the cash flow that your business has on hand to operate. A smart business owner knows to utilize multiple financing routes to cover expenses, which frees up cash and eases the burden on any one source of capital. This sustains working capital, which can be used for any day-to-day expenses or for taking advantage of innovations or new chances for development for your business. Maintaining working capital is difficult but asset based lending can help businesses grow because it allows owners to be flexible with their finances and keeps money available for expansion or growth opportunities that may arise. Working capital is anRead More →

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Coding and programming are often touted by career advisers as ways to future-proof your job. In movies, these tech pros are portrayed by keyboarding-clanking, socially reclusive geniuses who have the divine gift of speaking the language of computers and work in tech hubs like San Francisco. The message being: You either get it, or you don’t. The reality is much more nuanced. It doesn’t help that the terms “coding” and “programming” are often used interchangeably. There are a few key differences, and knowing them is crucial in understanding the career prospects in the field — and how coding will inevitably affect most of our professionalRead More →

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  Today I want to introduce you to my new friend Stocky Squirrel who is passionate about bringing FI/RE to mainstream London. He has paid off his student loans early and now debt free. He is currently saving towards his first home purchase. We met on Instagram and I enjoy his story to FI/RE and how he wants to help others. In this post, you will learn: Great ways to save money in London Transportation Housing Recreation How to reach Dinesh to network in London   Becoming Financially Independent in London Hello from across the pond! My name is Dinesh, I’m a 20-something year oldRead More →

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The Internet has completely changed the way many people are doing things. Just look at how many people are currently shopping online. At the very least, consumers are consulting the Internet and reading reviews before buying certain products. When you look at the number of people that are shopping online these days, you probably automatically think, “Is it possible to make money online?” Yes, it is entirely possible to grow your wealth online. In fact, there are a number of ways that you can grow your wealth online, you just need to know how. Besides taking advantage of wealth management (wealth management by Astra WealthRead More →