June 2014 Newsletter

June 10th, 2014

Planning Your Financial Future

Well, May flew by (or maybe it just seems that way as I get older). Anyway, June is here. The children get out of school soon. Please drive safely. The weather warms up, days get longer, and kids may dart into the street unexpectedly.

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