Article Submitted By – Jerry Armen You thought you would save up your money and buy you a house, didn’t you? Well, think again! The price you found on the Internet does not include all the hidden fees, and there are plenty of them. Among the extra charges you will run into are mortgage insurance, […]
The across-the-board U.S. Federal budget cuts better known as sequester took place on March 1, 2013. It didn’t take too long for people to notice and feel the effect. From airports to border crossings, impact will spread into many parts of our daily lives in coming months. Some worry that the impact will affect the […]
Recent news coming from Syria indicates that two massive blasts in an university campus in Aleppo, country’s largest city and its main commercial center, killed 87 including students who were taking an exam and wounded scores of others. It happened while some students are taking their final exams. Both the rebels and the government point […]
Many who turn 62 are eager to apply for Social Security benefits because it will pay for rest of your life. Many think that total lifetime benefits will be the same whether you start at age 62 or delay until 70. Not so fast. Consider some of the pitfalls of starting Social Security early and […]
We all know that feeling — both men and women — when clothes aren’t fitting right and we find ourselves uncomfortable when we should be enjoying ourselves. It’s time to break out the Cellan. Cellan is a supplement that helps you lose weight intelligently. These diet pills can help boost your commitment to looking great […]
Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut in December 2012, a gunman killed several innocent school children, their teachers and principal, gunman’s own mother and himself, used a 30-round large capacity magazine that fed into a military style semiautomatic rifle. This incident followed shootings in a theater, a Congressman’s gathering, a high school and […]
The news media is buzzing with a possibility of an Apple mini iPhone. News reports indicate that Apple started working on a smaller, affordable iPhone in 2011 to compete with Samsung Electronics especially in developing countries. Samsung uses free Android mobile software from Google in its smartphones. Bloomberg Businessweek expects the price to be $99 […]
The Egypt appears to be closer to adopting a new constitution drafted by the new Islamist Muslim Brotherhood dominated government. The Egypt’s main ally, Iran supports the new constitution. Since Iran and Egypt broke-off relations in 1979, the new Egypt’s President, Mohamed Mursi (or Morsy) visited Iran as the leader of Egypt after 30 years. […]
On December 19, 2012, South Koreans elected Ms. Park Geun-hye as its first female President. The 60-year old is the daughter of longest-ruling former dictator Park Chung-hee who was assassinated in 1979. Ms. Park received 51.6 percent of the votes casted during the election. Since the adoption of the new constitution in 1987, she is […]
For the first time, the Federal Reserve introduced a new policy to spur economic growth in the U.S. At its meeting in December, the Federal Reserve decided to tie the interest rate to unemployment and inflation. The new policy received the support of almost all (11 to 1) of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). […]