The cost of living has become painful. One trip to the gas station and grocery store will clearly put you in touch with this pain. As painful as the $4.00 per gallon for gas is, it represents less than 3.5 percent of the family budget. Their food purchase is almost 4 times as much in […]
I recently discovered that the Internal Revenue Service is a Proud Partner with the National Center For Missing & Exploited Children. On the back of one of their publications was a picture of two enhanced composite images of a brother and sister who would be young adults aged 22 and 20 today. In the corner […]
Spring has returned with an invitation to come outside and enjoy the fresh air. Winter’s ice and snow have melted away– gone forever like bad memories, the sidewalks and streets are dry, clear, and passable. Green replaces brown as the color of the local landscape. The Sun is shining bright; there is a fresh crispness […]
Most parents discover how difficult it is to communicate with their baby. There are days that parents wish that their children were born talking. It would make things so much easier if their baby had the ability to communicate to their parents what they need or want. Or for the crying baby to be able […]
Major Corporations want to be able to hire college graduates.
The average college graduate makes approximately 70% more than the average high school graduate in his working career.
The cost of college is increasing faster than the inflation rate.
Dollar wise, the cost of college increases at more than $1,000 per year.
If you are able to SAVE $480 […]
Top-Quality Designer Kidswear at Full-Price or Bargain Priced Designer Kidswear at Half-Off?
Each of us grows up in a family that has inherited certain attitudes and values about money, earning money, spending money, and saving money based on our own family circumstances.
Depending on what type of job the breadwinner (husband/wife/both) had, and the take-home salary, the […]