Do your bills keep piling up and your income just can’t keep up? Do you have a huge debt load that dwarfs your income? Have you gotten laid off and have tons of debt? If you answered yes to any of the above, declaring bankruptcy might be an option for you. If you are reading […]
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Energy efficiency is in. Taking steps to make your home more energy-efficient lessens the demand for energy, which is often powered by fossil fuels such as oil and gas. Fossil fuels have a large carbon footprint, and their use contributes to global warming. Energy-efficiency is also cost-effective. The less energy you use, the less your
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Coming into a toxic work environment is an unenviable position. Indeed, once a negative culture has developed at a business, it can prove nearly impossible to fully eradicate. And even if a company experiences success in the financial side of their business, it doesn’t ensure a happy, healthy workplace. So what can you do if
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While some nations in the developing world struggle with food scarcity, lack of potable water, and the horrors of perpetual warfare and terrorism, a crisis of another sort loom over several of the world’s most affluent countries. It isn’t particularly dramatic so it doesn’t usually make the top news stories, but it affects millions of
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Did you know that according to a study the Federal Reserve completed in Consumer Finances, the average American family has $40,000 in savings? The average American household has savings across checking accounts, call deposit accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts, and prepaid cards. The amount of money you should work on saving each month will
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