December 2011 
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Wrapping Up 2011
Two Stories to Watch Heading Into the New Year
It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving has come and gone, and the holidays are fast approaching. The new year will be here before we know it, and as you are enjoying this season with your family and friends, it's important to keep an eye on the following stories. They could have a big impact on home loan rates in the year to come.
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Holiday Parties
Throwing One May Be Easier Than You Think
By Kirk Leins
There's no doubt that you've attended plenty of holiday parties in your life, but have you ever thought about hosting one? If so, then you're in luck! This month's issue of 360 Degrees features tips, recipes, and my philosophy for throwing a perfect holiday soiree.
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How to Earn Money by Sharing Information Online
By Kathy Kristof, Kiplinger.com
Not worried about sharing your shopping habits with strangers? You can make a few bucks by filling out surveys and doing your online shopping through rewards sites.
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The Power of Forgetfulness
By Bob Beaudine, author of The Power of WHO
There is one unseen "Power" that's kicking our butts in the area of our dreams and goals! It operates below the surface of our conscious awareness but with such profound force that it must be considered one of the Supreme Concealments of all time. What am I talking about?
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Thinking About Hiring a Nanny?
Here's the Perfect Checklist to Help
In August's issue of YOU Magazine, Blythe Lipman, author of Help! My Baby Came Without Instructions, shared her wonderful checklist for finding the perfect preschool for your baby. This month, she's back by popular demand! Read on to see Blythe's wonderful checklist for choosing the perfect nanny.
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The Sick Sense
Tips for Remaining Flu-Free During the Holidays
With so much of our attention focused on the holidays, it's easy to lose sight of the "other" winter equinox. Specifically the period between November and March, or what the Centers for Disease Control refer to as flu season. During this time, Americans' chances of contracting the illness will increase by as much as 80%. Upon learning this, the staff here at YOU Magazine felt compelled to help even the playing field.
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