Interesting demographic change has officially happened in California. More from the Los Angeles Times –
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Indiana Ranked 16th on Fiscal Solvency
Via USA Today –
The Mercatus Center, a public policy research group, ranked the 50 states based on how well each state government planned spending in fiscal 2013 — the most recent year for which data was available — as well as their future financial prospects. from annual budgeting to cash to pay bills, to funding for pensions and long-term plans.
Here Come the “Texting Lanes”
A picture of the lanes — which divide the stairs into sections for runners, walkers and texters — created widespread buzz on social media this month after it was posted online.
Whether you like it or not, smartphone use is now a part of people’s lives in a big way. That has caused some problems in areas like college campuses:
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Subway’s Jared Fogle Net Worth
The spokesman from Subway is making news today. He’s been with the company for several years. What is his networth?
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Amazon Turns 20
On July 16th Amazon will be celebrating the companies 20th birthday in a big way…..
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College Payrolls Main Driver on Student Debt
With college students sinking in college debt each year one thing that no one is talking about
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The Most Popular Items Shoplifters Like to Steal
Financial advocate Clark Howard posted the top theft items shoplifters like to nab. Here’s the rundown –
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Chicago: Hey, Lets Tax Netflix
Courtesy http://www.frugal-cafe.com
The financial stress of the City of Chicago financial obligations is growing. This week Continue reading →
Price of an iPhone 6 in Venezuela
In America, famous people like Michael Moore and Sean Penn will tell you how much the U.S. needs to adopt Venezuela’s political/economic system.
Unfortunately for them there is this thing called the media and they keep track of Venezuela’s dire situation. Continue reading →
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