A handful of Provo’s independently owned businesses are joining forces to celebrate and recognize National Thrift Shop Day this weekend. The occasion, which happens annually each year on Aug. 17, highlights the enjoyment of secondhand shopping and the delight of discovering pre-owned ...
For baby boomers, Social Security often represents a central pillar of retirement income. Yet claiming too early — or waiting too long — can mean leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table. By understanding your full retirement age, weighing early versus delayed benefits, and ...
State officials have received thousands of complaints related to residential construction fraud in the last several years, a problem the Utah Department of Commerce says has cost residents a combined $32 million. On Monday, the state announced a new task force bringing together officials from ...
Real estate property on land that’s a part of a new development in Spanish Fork could see the construction of a new Harmons grocery store. Conceptual site plans on Colliers International’s website show that a 7.5-acre parcel of commercial land in the planned Canyon Court development, ...
As retirees seek to remain in their homes rather than move into assisted-living facilities, aging in place has shifted from a trend to a near-necessity. Comfortable routines, familiar surroundings and community connections all contribute to quality of life. Yet transforming a standard residence ...
Following the sale of the direct-to-consumer genetic testing company 23andMe, the Utah Attorney General’s Office is issuing a consumer advisory reminding former customers of ways to protect their genetic data. The sale was approved last month by a bankruptcy judge following several months of ...
