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I was listening to President Obama the other day listing all the things he is going to do for us as president, and how he would pay for it by raising taxes on those who make more than $1-million a year.

With the wealth of information out there, you probably know a lot (or can find out a lot) about saving for retirement. But, how much do you know about withdrawing?

In the wild, certain things are a given. Issues that deal with survival of the fittest, animal instincts, and natural food chains are much more than just sayings that we use or bullet points on someone’s PowerPoint presentation.

You have heard it before: if you do not know history, you are doomed to repeat it.

The innocence of a child is indisputable. Not only is it in indisputable, it is deserved.

How ironic that just two days before the 40th anniversary of the first manned landing on the moon the man many of us associate most with the reporting of the U.S. program died. And, Walter Cronkite's passing followed by just a few months that of another broadcast icon... Paul Harvey.

There’s a white-columned home up in middle Tennessee called “rattle and snap”, and history says it got that name because the original owner got in a crap game one night and got very deep in debt to another man.

Are you able to stick to your low saturated fat, low cholesterol diet when eating out?

It was a conversation between a Georgia business guy and another Georgian who has been active in giving financial support to Republican candidates for years.

“Deadly Force” is a term that makes for some great story lines in those best sellers that we all like to read.