Women continue to handle more and more of households’ financial decisions according to reports. The Sullivan Trust Study examines women as a key market for financial advisors, who often saw women as a niche opportunity, not a significant portion of buy cialis online the market. Women now comprise nearly 60% of the US workforce and [...]
One of the worst cities in the nation for foreclosure is receiving a kind gift from a local church. Cape Christian Fellowship had plans to build a $15 million worship auditorium, but now is switching its focus to building a 100,000-square-foot park for its city. The church is launching a non-traditional campaign to build Fellowship [...]
Coupon provider RedPlum named buy viagra uk their top five list of most value-oriented cities and Atlanta came out on top. Rounding out the top five were Dallas, Chicago, Phoenix and New York. Because Atlanta won, RedPlum is donating $1,000 to the Atlanta Community Food Bank. The charity distributes 30 million pounds of donated food [...]
Election years can be volatile, especially for programs that serve the hungry and poor. That’s why Bread of World is launching its’ 2012 Offering of Letters campaign. The letters will urge Congress to protect programs that help the needy in America. “We thank God that the deficit-reduction decisions Congress and the president made in 2011 [...]
If you’re one of the millions who plan to head to the malls, big box stores or local retail shops on order cialis Black Friday where will your destination be? According to a new Harris Poll Target is the most popular Black Friday shopping destination. They scored the highest overall in the Customer Relationship Index [...]
Americans may be struggling, but that’s not going to keep them from giving to the less fortunate this holiday season. The American Red Cross polled 1,020 adults recently and found that even though 67 percent of Americans didn’t think the downturn would last this long, they still want to be generous towards charities. More than [...]
Your stomach won’t be the only full thing this Thanksgiving– the roads will be busting at the seems too. AAA forecasts that 42.5 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. That’s a four percent jump from last year when 40.9 million people were on the move. AAA [...]
Although it seems like Christmas trees start showing up in department stores before the swimsuits hit the clearance rack, a new study may push retailers to start setting the holiday mood even earlier. A new study released by ShopLocal found that many shoppers actually start their Christmas buying in late October or early November. So [...]
New studies show that more Americans are living in poverty now than in the past 51 years. One in six Americans is living in poverty. And as more Americans are in poverty, more are receiving government aid. According to research, one in six Americans receives some sort of aid from the government. Here are some [...]
Flights are being canceled, gas stations are running dry and many in France are violently protesting a move to change the retirement age from 60 to 62. According to reports, protests are disrupting work in many industries from travel to oil refinery. Here in America, where the retirement age is 66, we might find it [...]