In the early morning of Aug. 9, Ethan and Joy Frank-Collins leave their home in Columbus, Ohio, to drive to Cleveland.
Andrew Spear
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For some PC users, reportedly, McAfee won’t open or start on their Windows 11 or Windows 10 computers. This post provides practical solutions to the issue.
You are likely to encounter these issues because one of the critical files included in some versions of LiveSafe or Total Protection is now out of date. Specifically, the affected versions of McAfee software, and one of the certificates used to sign some component files in these apps have expired. When your McAfee software detects the expired certificate, the app stops working.
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If McAfee won’t open, launch or start on your Windows 11/10 computer, then the solutions we have presented below in no particular order can resolve the issue on your PC.
Let’s see these fixes in detail.
The first troubleshooting step you can take if on your Windows 11/10 computer is to restart your PC and see if that solves your problem. If not, then proceed with the next solution.
Some types of malware try to stop your McAfee software from opening or installing. To rule out the possibility of a malware infection on your PC, we recommend that you scan your computer using the free McAfee Malware Cleaner tool, which doesn’t require installation.
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For your security software to be effective, it must ‘know’ about the latest viruses, ransomware, malware, and other threats. So, before you do any other checks, ensure that your software is up to date.
On a Windows PC, ensure that your software is up to date with the following steps:
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This solution requires you to run the McAfee TechCheck utility and see if that helps you resolve the issue. If not, you can proceed with the next suggestion.
You first need to check if your main version is 15.0 .x or 15.3.x, you need to disable the battery check by following the steps below. Otherwise, you can apply the other solutions presented in this post to fix the other possible causes, such as corrupt files or a possible virus infection.
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A Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) is a certification for certified public accountants (CPAs) that allows them to expand their expertise and offerings to include financial planning and wealth management.
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) established the Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) credential, which is reserved for CPAs, meaning holding a CPA is a prerequisite.
There are both educational and professional requirements that must be met before earning a PFS. However, the benefits of holding a PFS are numerous, which include expanded employment opportunities with corporations, consulting firms, and the ability to manage or own a wealth management practice.
A Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) certification is exclusively granted to CPAs. According to the AICPA, a PFS certification represents "a powerful combination of extensive tax expertise comprehensive knowledge of financial planning."
PFS applicants study estate planning, retirement planning, investing, insurance, and other areas of personal financial planning. Individuals with the PFS designation may work for accounting firms, consulting firms, or manage their own firm.
Earning the Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) means that individuals have earned the right to use the PFS designation with their names, which can Boost job opportunities, professional reputation, and pay.
There are four major requirements that are necessary to achieve a personal financial specialist designation, including a CPA license, education, a specified level of experience, and passing an examination. Some of those requirements are outlined below:
Candidates must obtain or hold an unrevoked and valid CPA certification that has been issued by a state. The candidate must also be a current Regular member of the AICPA.
There are two pathways that candidates can choose from, depending on their level of experience.
The Standard and Certificate pathway has the following requirements:
The Experienced pathway has the following requirements:
According to the PFS credential handbook, regardless of the pathway, the education and experience must be in any of the 12 areas that make up the personal financial planning (PFP) Body of Knowledge. The AICPA offers educational courses for personal financial planning covering the syllabus within those 12 areas. However, certain approved courses from an accredited university or college may be accepted as substitutes.
The 12 areas that comprise the PFP Body of Knowledge for the education and experience requirements are listed below:
Also, every three years, PFS professionals must complete 60 hours of continuing professional education. Annually, they must pay a fee of several hundred dollars to continue using the designation.
A personal financial specialist (PFS) designation offers CPAs the ability to stand out from other financial planners while offering clients an expert who can develop a well-rounded financial strategy.
The test requirement for the PFS is extensive, covering the financial planning process and professional responsibilities with syllabus such as tax, retirement, investments, insurance, and estate planning.
The PFS test consists of 160 questions, half of which are standalone multiple-choice, while the remainder includes case studies with accompanying multiple-choice questions. These include short scenarios followed by 2-5 multiple-choice questions and longer cases with 12-18 related multiple-choice questions.
The AICPA provides a brief video tutorial that features a mock test session. The test can be taken at one of the testing centers or online with a laptop or through a proctored test via webcam. Candidates are allocated five hours to complete it, as well as a 30-minute break.
Exempt from the PFS test are CPAs who have passed the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) exams. They are deemed to have met the test requirement.
Benefits exist for those who hold a PFS certification and clients looking for a financial professional to help them develop a financial plan for the long term.
Professionals have the ability to display their financial expertise by demonstrating their knowledge of financial planning, which can help attract new clients. The PFS certificate can enhance a professional's reputation and professional brand, thus improving career opportunities with the potential of boosting income. An added benefit to the PFS is that candidates have knowledge of financial planning, but they have extensive tax and corporate finance expertise as a CPA.
A CPA who holds a PFS can be particularly beneficial for clients who are looking to develop a financial plan that aligns with their long-term goals while also receiving the benefit of tax and accounting services. Another benefit to clients is that they gain access to a professional who is an expert in elder and estate planning and wealth preservation and retirement income.
Although the personal financial specialist and certified financial planner (CFP) have many similarities, there are distinct differences between the two designations. CPAs with a PFS certification have a well-rounded knowledge of accounting, tax, financial statements, and wealth management. However, a CFP is considered a type of financial advisor since it is given out by the Certified Planner Board of Standards, Inc.
As a result, there is a fiduciary responsibility that CFP's must adhere to, meaning they must provide financial advice that is in the best interest of their clients. CFPs must follow a strict code of ethics as outlined by the Certified Planner Board of Standard’s code of ethics.
Similar to a PFS designation, to earn a CFP, an individual must have 6,000 hours of professional experience and hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university. Also, both the CFP and PFS certifications allow candidates to waive some of the requirements if they hold a CFA. However, the CFP does not require candidates to have a prior certification, which contrasts with the PFS prerequisite of holding a CPA certification.
The benefits and employment opportunities of holding a CFP in PFS are numerous, and both certifications offer careers in personal financial planning, retirement, and tax planning. While a CFP allows an individual to offer investment planning, a PFS allows an individual to offer financial management at a corporate finance level due to the CPA certification.
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Joy Frank-Collins was at a conference for work in Lyon, France, when her husband, Ethan, mentioned he was feeling tired. A human resources executive by day and a second-year law student at night, her healthy husband had never broken a bone, had surgery or spent a night in the hospital — until weeks later when lab work ordered by his primary care doctor revealed a serious condition.
“He was tracking the blood test results in real time, and none of them were normal. We basically were Googling and not liking what we were seeing,” she says.
Ethan Frank-Collins, 48, is on medical leave from his job in Columbus, Ohio, at a health care organization. Joy, also 48, is a marketing communication specialist for a nonprofit research firm and works remotely full-time while her husband is treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia diagnosed in November.
“Those first few days, I felt like I had a nest of bees in my chest from that Monday when he did the lab work until we got his diagnosis,” Joy says. “You’re in such a state of unknowing.”
“MyChart (a secure electronic patient portal) is both a blessing and a curse,” she says. “You’re most of the time seeing your results before your doctors are telling them to you, and you don’t have the level of expertise of the doctor to read between the lines. But the longer I’m doing this, I understand more.”
In the early morning of Aug. 9, Ethan and Joy Frank-Collins leave their home in Columbus, Ohio, to drive to Cleveland.
Andrew Spear
As the couple quickly learned, one of the most stressful parts of any major illness is waiting for test results. How to manage expectations and help a loved one deal with the anxiety-producing waiting game is particularly difficult for those unaccustomed to anything other than the routine test. And there’s no “normal” wait time for a test result because the length of time it takes to get a result is test-specific, including whether it involves tissue samples, imaging, blood work or a culture that needs time to grow. Being patient isn’t easy when those results can mean a life-altering diagnosis or a major shift in health status. “It’s such a huge change in someone’s life overnight,” says Christina Irving, director of client services at the San Francisco-based Family Caregiver Alliance, a national nonprofit.
“Emotionally, there’s a lot for the caregiver and the patient to come to terms with,” she says. “Part of the challenge is the uncertainty of what’s to come — and even understanding what it means for the moment.
“It’s quite common that people don’t feel like they have a good handle on what this means,” says Irving, a licensed clinical social worker. “People might have more access to their medical records, but that does not mean they know what that means.”
A 2022 study, published in the journal Health and Technology, asked individuals about receiving test results via electronic patient portals and found an online preference only for routine test results, such as cholesterol or strep.
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The study found that even considering a three-week wait for results, patients preferred hearing serious test results — such as cancer, Alzheimer’s or a potential miscarriage — directly from the doctor.
McAfee campaign website Judge Scott McAfee with his wife and family
Georgia Judge Scott McAfee is married to Danielle McAfee, with whom he has two children, according to his campaign website.
Scott McAfee is the judge who will preside over the Fulton County (Georgia) District Attorney’s racketeering indictment against former President Trump and 18 other Trump lawyers and associates.
He was appointed to the judgeship in February 2023 by Republican Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, who has butted heads with Trump over the 2020 presidential election.
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Judicial photoJudge Scott McAfee
According to his campaign website, which contains a photo of his family, McAfee and his wife are college sweethearts.
“Scott met his wife Danielle while at UGA, and they are the proud parents of two children, ages four and two,” the website says.
According to Republican Governor Brian Kemp’s press release appointing him to the bench, “A lifelong Georgian, McAfee grew up in Kennesaw, and currently resides in Atlanta with his wife and their two children.”
The press release notes,
McAfee obtained his undergraduate degree from Emory University, where he majored in music and received a scholarship to play the cello in the university symphony orchestra. He earned his law degree from the University of Georgia. While in law school, McAfee was inducted into the Order of the Barristers. He has also previously worked for Justice David Nahmias and Justice Keith Blackwell of the Georgia Supreme Court.
McAfee is active in the legal community, serving as the board member and past president of the Criminal Law Section of the Atlanta Bar. He is a volunteer scuba diver at the Georgia Aquarium and captains his ALTA tennis team.
A cache of her deleted LinkedIn page says that Danielle Simms McAfee is a CPA who is finance director for a company in Atlanta. She attended the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia, it says. Her Facebook page is deleted.
Judge headshotScott McAfee
The couple’s wedding photos were online as late in the evening of August 15, but the photos were no longer available to view as of midday on August 16. Aharon Hill Photography shared details of the wedding and photos of it.
“Danielle & Scott are Wed! | Biltmore Ballrooms Wedding Photographer,” the post was headlined.
The post explains that Scott and his wife Danielle have a love that “began with, and is nurtured by, music.”
“Scott is an amazing cellist, and even brought his cello to their engagement session,” the post reads.
“Their sweet and steady ease around each other touched me the moment I met them for the first time, and the more I am around them, the more I realize what a special relationship they have. Their wedding was an elegant, sophisticated affair.”
Scott McAfee’s grandfather, Frank Montgomery McAfee, was a Naval aviator in World War II.
Frank McAfee became an “Ace” as he “destroyed aircraft over Tokyo, Iwo Jima, and in other Pacific battles. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and numerous Air Medals for his actions. Frank was recently notified that he will be inducted into the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame in April of 2007,” his obituary, published in October 2006, says.
He later operated an auto store in Georgia and was married 63 years to his wife, Alice, the obit says. “Frank entered the Pacific Theatre in the fall of 1944 flying Hellcats off of the USS Ticonderoga,” the obit says.
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Chartered Retirement Plans Specialist (CRPS) is a credential for those who create, implement and maintain retirement plans for businesses. Unlike most other professional financial planning and advisory professional designations, the CRPS focuses on wholesale and business clients. It is awarded by the College for Financial Planning to individuals who pass an test demonstrating their expertise.
Successful applicants earn the right to use the CRPS designation with their names for two years, which can Boost job opportunities, professional reputation, and pay. Every two years, CRPS professionals must complete 16 hours of continuing education and pay a nominal fee to continue using the designation.
Keeping up with changes to tax codes and other laws is important for a chartered retirement plans specialist. For example, the passage of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act in December 2019 brought forth some hefty changes to the retirement industry. As of 2020, under the new law, the age for taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) is no longer 70.5, but age 72. Then, a few years later, Congress passed the SECURE 2.0 Act which increased the RMD age to 73. Being mindful of these changes as they occur are central to the role of chartered retirement plans specialist.
The Chartered Retirement Plans Specialist program is a case-study-based, client-centered problem-solving approach. The study program to become a CRPS covers types and characteristics of retirement plans, including IRAs, small business retirement plans, defined contribution plans, nonprofit plans, 401(k) and 403(b) plans, and government plans.
It also covers plan distributions, plan design and implementation, plan establishment and operation, and fiduciary issues. The designation is an acknowledgment of the complexity of setting up and running a company-sponsored retirement plan.
Individuals who have earned the CRP designation report a 20% increase in earnings, according to the College for Financial Planning. With it, graduates can test out of one of the seven courses in the college's CFP Certified Professional Education Program. Completing the course can also provide up to 28 hours of continuing education credits.
The program costs $1,350 in addition to choosing between live and on-demand classes. For more information on the certification or to enroll, visit the College for Financial Planning CRPS informational page.
The CRPS course enables candidates to master a wide variety of retirement plan types, such as SEP, SIMPLE, 401(k), defined benefit plans, and more. Specific course sections include:
The CRPS program features open enrollment, meaning a candidate may enroll at any time as long as they pass the final test within one year of enrolling. The first final test attempt is included in the program's $1,350 price tag.
CRPS candidates may take the test online via the College for Financial Planning's online portal or live (though dates are limited).
Similar to the CRPS designation is the Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor (CRPC), a professional financial planning designation awarded by the College for Financial Planning. Unlike the CRPS, which focuses on businesses, the CRPC focuses on individual clients.
CRPC professionals have to keep up with current trends and any new laws to better serve their clients, so every two years, they must pay a small fee and complete 16 hours of continuing education in order to keep their designation.
Advisors may earn the CRPC designation by completing a study program and passing a final multiple-choice examination. Successful applicants earn the right to use the CRPC designation with their names for two years, which can Boost job opportunities, professional reputation, and pay. Every two years, CRPC professionals must complete 16 hours of continuing education and pay a small fee to continue using the designation.
CRPCs are focused on retirement planning. The CRPC program is developed with a focus on client-centered problem-solving. Applicants gain in-depth knowledge of individuals' needs both before and after retirement.
A CFP certification will generally have a better grasp on a broader range of financial matters. On the other hand, a CRPS will have more specialized knowledge, especially around retirement planning. Individuals may obtain their CRPS earlier in their career as it may be more suitable based on their limited experience. However, a CFP is often better in the long-run for professionals wanting to be more engaged in a variety of financial planning activities.
Test takers must achieve a score of 70% or higher to pass the CRPC exam.
Obtaining a CRPC demonstrates your proven acumen across a variety of retirement planning aspects such as Social Security, Federal taxes, retirement account vehicles, and estate planning. As you embark in your career and strive to land additional clients, having a CRPC provides more legitimacy to your knowledge and installs trust in your clients that you have a proven knowledge of what you consult them on. In addition, holders of a CRPC report having earned higher wages than non-CRPCs.
A Chartered Retirement Plans Specialist (CRPS) is a program designed to demonstrate an individual's savviness in knowing various aspect of retirement planning. The program entails completing courses and demonstrating knowledge via an exam. The CRPS focuses more on businesses, while other programs such as the CRPC focuses more heavily on individuals.
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The Reading Specialist Certification program at Drexel University’s School of Education in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania aims to prepare graduate students to work with individuals with a range of reading abilities and needs by introducing them to multisensory approaches to reading instruction, and to a variety of diagnostic tools for planning and evaluation purposes, as well as to monitor student performance and growth. Students enrolled in the online Reading Specialist Certification program will learn effective reading strategies, and become exceptionally skilled and qualified to support students with reading needs and provide literacy leadership and coaching to teachers and schools.
Drexel's memorizing Specialist Certification program is a 31-credit program that can be completed in about 15 months. In addition to completing the 8 core courses that meet PA Department of Education’s requirements for professional competencies for memorizing certified in training, the program also requires 5 core courses from the Wilson memorizing System® program, providing our students with in-depth knowledge of language structure, multisensory, and diagnostic instructional techniques for 2nd through 12 grade students and adults who need more intensive support in memorizing or have language-based disabilities.
For PA memorizing Specialist certification, students must complete the PA Praxis test memorizing Specialist (Test Code #5301/0301) with passing score of 164. Graduates of the Reading Specialist Certificate program who have passed the appropriate Praxis exam and received the PA Reading Specialist add-on state certification will have the opportunity to become reading specialists, reading interventionists, literacy coaches, literacy mentors, literacy program directors, reading teachers, and literacy specialists working in a community-based literacy center.
To be admitted to the memorizing Specialist program, students must possess an Instructional I certificate in PA or another state. The online Reading Specialist program aims to help graduate students:
Students will graduate with a Reading Specialist Certification, as well as a WILSON® Level I certificate. The WILSON® Level I certificate will allow students:
Drexel University is one of a few select universities to offer WILSON® Level I courses as a part of the core requirements. Students will receive a Level I certificate from WILSON® in addition to a Pennsylvania Reading Specialist Certification.
The memorizing Specialist certification program is offered 100% online. You can get started by filling out the Drexel Online application.
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The newly leveled case against former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants accusing them of engaging in a conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia has been assigned to a judge who is a lifelong Georgian.
Scott McAfee became a Fulton County Superior Court judge in February after a career in which he has worked as a prosecutor and state inspector general, where he was “responsible for investigating allegations of fraud, waste, and abuse in the Executive Branch of state government.”
When he was appointed inspector general in March 2021, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, a Republican, called him a “strong addition to my administration.”
“His experience as a tough prosecutor equips him to search out fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption, and bring those to justice who break the law,” Kemp said.
Prior to his IG role, he worked as the assistant United States attorney in the Northern District of Georgia and as senior assistant district attorney in the Fulton County Atlanta Judicial Circuit. In those positions, he prosecuted cases on drug trafficking, fraud, armed robbery and murder.
According to his inspector general biography, McAfee obtained his undergraduate degree from Emory University in music, where he received a scholarship to play cello in the university’s orchestra. He received his JD from the University of Georgia School of Law.
He grew up in Kennesaw, Georgia, and is married with a wife and two children. In addition to his professional legal career, McAfee is a volunteer scuba diver and captain of his tennis team.
The indictment, which came down late Monday night, charges Trump with 13 counts, including a racketeering charge for allegedly attempting to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in Georgia in 2020. Trump, who is among 19 people charged in the case, has denied any wrongdoing.