Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?
Many agree that the Electoral College is outdated and unsuited to today’s elections. Here’s how it could change.
Volume 34, Issue 2
Many agree that the Electoral College is outdated and unsuited to today’s elections. Here’s how it could change.
The IRMAA isn’t part of your Medicare premium plan. Instead, it’s an additional amount paid directly to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. Here's how you can avoid falling victim to the Medicare…
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Ensuring you have a comfortable retirement requires that you address head on the biggest moving parts of your financial plan.
Let’s take a stroll through history to evaluate the effect of third-party and independent candidates on presidential elections.
Age isn’t just a number when you and the president are neck and neck in the “who’s younger?” competition.
Settle into your seat for a performance about today’s political world that will leave you with more questions than answers.
If you’re retired, sitting at home, and want to do something other than be a greeter at your local big box store, I have something for you to consider. It’s not what I expected, but I’m finding that…
The latest on the presidential horserace is everywhere. But we’ve got election insights you won’t see anywhere else.
What to know if you’re deciding whether to buy the latest-and-greatest Android phone or a nearly-as-good older model.
Have I ever actually needed a go bag to deal with emergencies or disasters? Yes, more than once. Actually you need more than one, and here’s why.
Many artists have recorded inspirational ballads about hope for a better tomorrow. Here are a few of our favorites.