Whenever we go through a major change in our culture, it seems we have to adjust to 'the new normal.' And today is no exception -- as the U.S. economy struggles to recover from the financial crisis, Americans are being forced to reckon with more 'new normals' than we'd like. more >>
But for Saatchi & Saatchi, the London advertising agency founded 40 years ago next week, you mightn't be reading this page. Indeed, there just mightn't have been an Independent at all – something in the time-space continuum could've gone slip-sliding away. That's the way The Independent's original 1980s' founding Gang of Three – Andreas Whittam Smith, Matthew Symonds and Stephen Glover – tell it ... more >>
The nation's economy floats on a $35 trillion sea of debt. And in the debt market, only one thing matters: your ability to repay your loans. Despite record federal debt, Uncle Sam isn't having any trouble staying afloat. Neither are most large corporations. more >>
Your Thomson Fire Protection District is made up of an EMS Association and a Fire Association and is funded by your tax dollars, insurance billing, donations, fundraisers and grants. more >>
Canada's real gross domestic product grew by a disappointing 0.5 per cent in the second quarter of this year, slowed by weaker exports and slumping auto sales and goods and services spending. more >>
Filed under: Personal Finance , Savings , Lynnette Khalfani-Cox We've all heard the expression "each one, teach one." It's a call to action urging us to spread whatever knowledge we might have to someone else. That's what I do every day as a Money Coach . I teach people how to get financially fit. But with unemployment at 9.5%, credit card debt and student loans in the trillions of dollars and ... more >>
