While most activities have shifted to covid-friendly regulations, others haven’t made the shift as swiftly. Luckily, the Van Gogh experience is practically made for our pandemic era. Staff and customer temperature checks, contactless payment, and floored marking remain assured. Contact tracing, regular cleaning, and sanitization stations are also guaranteed. In fact, vangoghla.com claims zero reported cases since their exhibit in Toronto, which held over 170,000 visitors. While safety isn’t guaranteed to its entirety, proceed with caution.

Tickets are selling fast – the months of March, and April are already sold out. Luckily, the exhibit is making its way to LA on May 27th, 2021. Following success in its Chicago and Toronto shows, the LA exhibit has been extended to January 2nd, 2022.

Full article here: https://celebmagazine.com/van-gogh-la-new-immersive-experience/

The incredibly talented Chris Daughtry checked into the show today! He’s a good friend of the show and has a big virtual concert going down Friday night that you do not want to miss. Plus Chris talks about some new music plans, 2021 touring plans, season 4 of ‘The Masked Singer‘ and more! Check out the full interview below and his instagram post with details on the concert!

Full interview here: https://onwithmario.iheart.com/featured/on-with-mario/content/2021-03-11-listen-chris-daughtry-talks-friday-night-live-stream-concert-more/

A divorce can affect your life in many ways, especially financially. Divorces can alter retirement security because the process itself can be costly, and many individuals reach into their retirement savings to pay for legal services. This means those funds are either no longer deposited into their retirement accounts because that money is needed for living or legal expenses, or monies are removed from the protections IRAs.

Other retirement funds are afforded, which usually results in taxes and penalties for their withdrawal. This also means the value of future income is dissolved, which is the concept of “present value.” Present value states that an amount of money today is worth more than that same amount in the future. Thus, divorces can affect retirement savings because parties to the divorce spend money on legal proceedings now instead of keeping it in their invested retirement vehicles. As a result, it loses the tax benefits and growth it accumulated during the marriage.

Full article here: https://swaay.com/how-to-stop-divorce-from-ruining-your-retirement-savings