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I recently attended Moravian Manor’s Engaging Community Program, which featured speaker Frank Abagnale, whose life is the subject of the popular book, movie and Broadway play, ‘Catch Me If You Can’. Much to my surprise, many of the attendees I Continue Reading »
One month, the numbers tell us that economic conditions are softening, the next month we discover the economy is on the rise. It almost sounds like a political debate where the views of reality are so different it is hard Continue Reading »
The month of October is about more than just Halloween – there is another topic that can make you shriek and send chills down your spine just thinking about it – your credit! To ease your fears, the American Bankers Continue Reading »
The conventions are over but they didn’t clarify much. President Obama argues that the economy is recovering and he is the best person to complete the job while Mr. Romney says he has the best plan to create jobs. Exactly Continue Reading »
One day while out for lunch at a restaurant, one of my colleagues wanted the half-sandwich special, which came with soup or a salad. The problem was the fact that she wanted a croissant sandwich. “We can’t do the Continue Reading »
“Learning is like rowing upstream; not to advance is to drop back.” ~Chinese Proverb At this time of year, our thoughts naturally turn to back to school. After entering the workforce, you might think your time in school is over, Continue Reading »
My to-do list includes the following tasks: Reimburse mom for groceries Pay electric bill Pay Bug (my sister… it’s an old nickname) for my part of cell phone bill Give money to Matt for mowing lawn Pay Gap VISA bill Continue Reading »
The economy continues to expand and that it does is an amazing feat in itself. OK, growth did slow in the spring but the pace was a bit faster than expected. Whether conditions will stabilize or even improve or whether Continue Reading »
For me, golf is a game my husband and son play. I have no desire (or patience) to spend hours chasing a little white ball. However, when it comes to playing mini golf, well that’s a different story. I can Continue Reading »
Franklin Roosevelt became president during one of the worst economic times in the history of the nation. While he knew that the fundamentals of the economy were terrible, he felt it necessary to focus on something that was more emotional Continue Reading »