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Does ObamaCare Trample The Constitution?
As far as President Obama and most Democrats believe, the recent passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is settled law. The PPACA is sometimes referred as ObamaCare
Small Business Operators Remain Economically Cautious
If you are a small business owner, you’re understandably concerned about the economy and where it is heading. After nearly two years of recession, tepid recovery and looming tax increases,
Final Month For Home Buyer Tax Credit
Four weeks from today, an important tax credit for home buyers will come to an end. On April 30, 2010, the deadline for “The Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act
Vehicle Electrification Proceeds Apace
In 1963, singer songwriter Bob Dylan penned the words to his era defining song, “The Times Are A-Changin’,” an anthem recognizing the winds of social change sweeping America during the
Apple Appears Ready To End AT&T iPhone Exclusivity
Apple’s iPhone has been a boon for AT&T, the only cell phone carrier allowed to market the phone. Since its introduction in Summer 2007, the iPhone has been a hot
8 Money Drains On Your Budget
Are you coming up short every month? Are you living from paycheck to paycheck? Unfortunately, you are not alone. Lots of Americans aren’t just pinched—they’re feeling squeezed. Worse, many people
7 Best Online Shopping Websites
The internet has changed the way we live our lives providing useful and relevant information at the click of a mouse. Online shopping has exploded in use, but there are
In Search of the Perfect Commuter Car
Driving back and forth to work can consume a lot of time as well as gasoline. In 2008, as gas prices began to top $4 gallon, motorists learned that “pain
7 Consumer Websites To Keep You From Being Stupid
“An educated consumer is our best customer,” was a phrase used for many years by SYMS, a discount department store founded in New York in 1959. That statement says a
Small Business Council Thumbs Down Health Care Bill
While members of Congress are euphoric over the passage of a trillion dollar health care bill, members of the small business community are expressing their disapproval. The bill, which was
Is a Merchant Cash Advance Right for You?
An economic downturn and lagging sales have caused commercial lending to come to a virtual standstill, even for well-qualified applicants. Many small to medium sized businesses have turned to merchant
The Twitter Mystique & Why You Need To Rethink Social Networking
Twitter has grown on me. So much so that I have embraced this social networking site wholeheartedly after initially holding it at arm’s length. Like so many latecomers (I started
7 Tips For Selling Your Home Today
Today’s housing market is a tough one, but that doesn’t mean you can wait it out by not putting your home on the market. Sometimes a job change forces people
Lawn Care Equipment & Your New Home
Thousands of new homeowners will be undertaking fresh projects for the first time as warmer weather begins to settle in over the coming weeks. That means people who purchased and
The ObamaCare Express Cools…For Now
The pitched battle over health care has ended due to Congress working over the weekend to vote for the passage of what on the surface appears to be a trillion