Current
Article - Social
Security?
President Franklin D. Roosevelt initially
signed Social Security into law on August
14th, 1935. He was the first President to
advocate the protection of the elderly,
largely in part due to the effects of ... [more]
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Business
- Hollywood Attempts To
Reach The Latino Market
Warner Brothers, Disney, 20th Century Fox
and Universal are all reaching for the same
goal: to appeal to the Latino market. But how
exactly are they doing that? Production
companies feel that the ... [more...]
Education
- Bush
Makes Big Changes To College Savings Plans
Saving money for our children's higher
education is a little like walking through a
mine field, which plan best suites our needs.
President Bush has just signed the Pension
Protection Act, the act of...... [more...]
Family
Matters - A Little Help Goes A Long Way
It’s the 21st Century, we live in one of
the most fortunate countries in the world, yet
are you aware that the estimated annual burden
to the United States concerning hunger and
food insecurity is a m... [more...]
Health
- Prescription For
Success
Fast Forward: 2019; the hospital insurance
fund is projected to run out of funds. 2041;
the Social Security Trust Fund will run dry.
The hospital insurance funds of Medicare
(Government health ca... [more...]
Money
Matters - A
Good Job, Or Health Insurance?
Should companies continue to provide health insurance to their employees?
Most people are fortunate enough to have ...[more]
Politics
- Social
Security?
President Franklin D. Roosevelt initially
signed Social Security into law on August
14th, 1935. He was the first President to
advocate the protection of the elderly,
largely in part due to the effects of ... [more]
Real
Estate - Low Interest Rate Courage
Approximately 2 million homeowners, a majority
being in minority neighborhoods, are at risk
of losing their homes, either through default
or by foreclosure. The housing bubble
encouraged homeowners... [more...]
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