Tag Archives: government
| Shedding light on the Social Security Debate – Part I |
January 03, 2013
As Congress proceeded in fits and starts to address the issues of taxation and spending, I entered into a conversation with about 300 very smart women about whether Social Security was a legitimate part of that discussion. Opinions within this admread more »
| welcome to 2013. you can run, but you can’t hide. |
January 01, 2013
| Resolving to embrace the unresolved |
December 27, 2012
| A Priceless Gift to Give Yourself |
December 23, 2012
What would you rather have for the holidays:
A piece of advice that prevents your savings from being demolished or
a new blender?
Maybe you’ve not been in the mood to go to the mall. Maybe you’ve runread more »
| Fiscal cliff – solved |
December 14, 2012
Neither the mantra: Higher tax rates for the rich! nor Higher tax rates will kill jobs! fix the problems inherent with the fast approaching fiscal cliff. If Washington, D.C. won’t (or can’t) fix the prread more »
| Dental Health For Military Retirees |
December 13, 2012
If you are a military retiree or spouse, how do you handle dealing with your dental up keep? After having two dental policies we were faced with having to drop the coverage due to increase of living. I fell into dire dental to where I used a ̶read more »
| fiscal cliff diving |
November 17, 2012
In an attempt to educate read more »
| A Grown Up Girl’s Guide to the National Debt | Hot Conversation |
October 15, 2012
If you ask the average person the difference between the deficit and the national debt, you're likely to get a blank stare. While you are much smarter than the average Josephine, we'll go over that anyway, just in case you were asleep during that sesread more »
| Anarchists throw rocks through the wrong windows |
October 14, 2012
Late last week vandals, numbering 50 – 75 according to a 911 caller, threw rocks through the windows of a local bank, a national bank, two multinational banks and a drugstore in Portland, Oregon. The drug store was probably just in the wrongread more »
I bought a 50s ranch at an auction to remodel for my retirement home. When I moved in the entire house was painted mint green. I turn around four years later and the entire house is beige! Oh how I need your book! I need to be saved from my monotone 
January 06, 2013
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