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Simon’s Rules for Real Estate Investment Clubs

Simon’s rules of conduct, which might help new or start-up companies, targets to advise real estate

Obamacare: Who Gets What, How Do They Get It, And Who Pays For It All Under the Affordable Care Act?

Healthcare, Insurance, Smart Spending, Taxes

Lack of knowledge of Obamacare can cost you your health insurance or a penalty when you pay your taxes. Understanding this legislation is a must.

Coldwell Bankers Study Shows More Couples Purchasing Homes Together Before they get Married

Mortgage, Smart Spending

Many are starting to buy homes earlier in their relationship, with quite a few of the couples purchasing homes together before they get married.

Estimating Your Student Loan Payment Before You Borrow

Student Loans

Student loans create a financial bind for kids who want to complete an undergraduate or graduate degree.

To Kill a Mockingbird Author Suing Her Agent

Entertainment

Harper Lee is suing the son-in-law of long-time literary agent, alleging that he engaged in a scheme to sign away the book’s copyright to his company.

Are You Ready For Aereo: the Next Step for Online TV?

Entertainment

Aereo subscribers can watch content live– the same content that is being broadcast to televisions is played through the internet.

Kobe Bryant Is Not Happy With His Mother

Entertainment

Kobe Bryant is in a very public and very embarrassing dispute with his mother, Pamela Bryant, over the sale of his memorabilia that has been in his mother’s possession for...

One Simple Rule for Organizing Monthly Bills

Smart Spending

Nothing is worse than the feeling you get when a bill is paid late while you have more than enough money to pay for it.

We All Need to Thank Angelina Jolie

Entertainment

We all now are so much more aware of the BRCA gene and a test that can identify it so that many women (and men, too) may be spared the...

Five Signs the Stock Market is Overvalued

Savings & Investment

We know the natural cycle of the stock market. It goes up, corrects, and comes back down. As people keep buying into the market, it will get overvalued.