Since its start in 2017, the WoodmenLife Focus Forward Scholarship® program has recognized nearly 4,000 young members1 across the United States and awarded more than $2 million in scholarships2. This year, WoodmenLife awarded 497 scholarships, ranging...

Why might you need a personal financial checklist? Spring is a season of renewal and many use this time to send out the old and welcome the new. Though “spring cleaning” usually involves cleaning the house,...

If you’ve decided it’s time for a change, the next step is how to find a career that suits you. Research can make all the difference when you’re at a turning point in your career. A...

Librarian and food columnist Amy Fischer has an article about cleaning and debearding fresh mussels to thank for her latest endeavor as a food writer. It appeared in her local newspaper, and she got to thinking...

Seventeen-year-old senior Kaitlyn Macon of Sanford, NC, made history as one of the first girls in the nation to become an Eagle Scout. For her Eagle Project, Kaitlyn gave her neighbors a special gift. She led...

If the recipients of this year's top three WoodmenLife Focus Forward Scholarships® are any indication, the future is in good hands. The top three recipients, chosen for their volunteerism, patriotism and academics, all plan to make...

You’re in college, or you’ve recently graduated college, and you’ve also seen the numbers. Naturally, you’re concerned about your ability to pay off your student loans. According to a recent Forbes.com article1, which used statistics from the...

Robby Molony is Director of Community Partnerships at WoodmenLife. He joined other associates and member volunteers in Orlando for the Gary Sinise Foundation Snowball Express. WoodmenLife supplied flags for the event's Remembrance Garden, where a sea...

Buying life insurance surely rises to the top when you make a list of things you can do to help protect your family’s future. The reason is simple: Buying life insurance helps you financially support the...

They say that failing to plan is planning to fail. But if that’s true, it's not a stretch to flip it and say that making big plans is planning to make it big. Which is just...