When to have that physical

Article Abstract:

People with few risk factors need to have a physical examination once every 5 years through their 30s. People with risk factors such as poor family medical history may need exams more often. People in their 40s should be examined every 2-3 years and annually beginning in their 50s or 60s.

Planning, Medical examination, Periodic health examinations

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Special coverage for home businesses

Article Abstract:

Home-business owners have been running into trouble because they mistakenly believe that they are covered under their homeowner's insurance. New insurance policies specially designed for home businesses are being introduced for as little as $200 per year.

Insurance, Insurance Carriers and Related Activities, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Analysis, Business insurance, Home-based businesses, Home based businesses

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Co-op offices serve new entrepreneurs

Article Abstract:

Small business operators can rent co-op offices that furnish equipment, space and secretarial help, instead of working at home. The Executive Suite Network lists 3,500 co-op offices, and leases can range from three months to two years.

Economic aspects, Offices, Private branch exchanges, Office leases

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