Nearly everyone pursuing a bachelor’s degree is borrowing money, and as prices soar, a college degree often comes with an unprecedented financial burden.
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Some states are diverting their share of $2.5 billion they were awarded in a mortgage settlement, money intended to help homeowners and mitigate the effects of foreclosures.
A week in the South on $100 a day, how older workers weather layoffs, the shingles vaccine returns and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.
While shares of the hottest initial public offerings go almost entirely to Wall Street banks that oversee the stock sale, Facebook has discussed raising the number of shares that will go to retail investors.
Efforts by gays and lesbians to overcome the legal obstacles faced by same-sex couples, notably the Defense of Marriage Act, may best be fought in courtrooms.
The most successful investors in restaurants consider how a style fits an area and track who their customers are, said Hudson Riehle of the National Restaurant Association.
Colleges confront costs as student debt rises, paying a bit more for clean energy, new options for amputees and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.
Child, Van Wagoner & Bradshaw is the only accounting firm in the Central United States to pass a rigorous certification process and be featured in Forbes® Magazine by Leading Providers.
