My experience with the US Post Office has always been good; I don’t recall ever having a letter or parcel lost except when I had made mistakes in writing the address.
Recently, my assistant renewed a subscription for the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). To my surprise, she switched from home delivery to the US Mail. The
Is it time for kids to learn about TIME-SHARES?
In today’s world, we are faced with an issue which none of us could have imagined; should we open schools or keep the kids at home.
Most everyone can see the issues. If we keep the kids at home, the parent(s) generally have a reduced ability to work
Guest Post by Suede
During the last few months, many Americans have found themselves concerned for their health. Masks and social distancing are still common sights to see while walking in public. In California, Gavin Newsom called for mandatory masks in public spaces, though here in my conservative suburb Gavin doesn’t hold much sway. As this
America’s friendly hat attracts the world’s attention when it comes to Healthcare. Americans debate about its effectiveness when compared to their own system and I think a healthy portion of its appeal is in the fact it is so easy to argue about.
The Canadian system, unofficially named Medicare, is quite
Whoops: ANOTHER Trillion slid by.
Mortgage Payments Suspended!
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that Congress passed a bill that allows homeowners to suspend mortgage payments for up to a year. Although details are not clear, it probably means the scheduled payments get added to the loan balance.
The article went on to point
Guest Post
Here in the states, a debate rages across party lines to determine how we as a country will move forward with our healthcare system. As of now, the United States population is about 91% covered, whether it be public insurance (35%) or private/ employer subsidized (56%). Here, private insurance dominates the market and
