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The number of unemployed people in July 2006 reached 7.2 million, and blacks made up 26% of that number or $1.9 million, according to the

Denelle Waynick, a corporate attorney for Schering Plough Corp. in Kenilworth, New Jersey, used to think life insurance was simply a means to cover burial

The first six months of 2006 offered little encouragement for mutual fund investors. Stock funds rose in the first quarter then sank in the second,

Danny and Shante Quinzy have learned the hard way to separate their wants from their needs when it comes to spending. “We wasted thousands of

How many times have you heard someone utter the words “If I knew then what I know now?” This is especially true when we need

Each year, millions of Americans undergo the sometimes frightening and traumatic experience of visiting the emergency room of a hospital. However, unnecessary ER visits can

Maybe you recently hired a contractor and need to prepare a contract. Or perhaps you are planning to rent out your new investment property and

Online scams have been around since the Internet’s creation. But as the information superhighway grows and becomes more complex, so do online scams. For example,

My 20-year-old daughter receives three to five unsolicited credit card offers daily. We have written the consumer reporting agencies to opt out of these offers,

More African American student-athletes are graduating from college, and they are graduating at a higher rate than nonathletes, according to a study released earlier this