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The U.S. House of Representatives approved legislation by a 252-162 margin in May that would create Association Health Plans (AHPs) for small businesses. While President

Cydni Bickerstaff is no rookie to the sports arena. As the daughter of veteran NBA head coach Bernie Bickerstaff, currently with the Charlotte Bobcats, she

In a June 2003 Trendsetter Barometer survey of more than 400 CEOs of high-growth firms, PricewaterhouseCoopers revealed that of the CEOs who planned to implement

Friendship is the glue that binds Benford Brown & Associates L.L.C. Alyssia Benford-Lee, Katrina Bumpers, and Timothy Watson met while attending Florida A&M University and

Q: What is your opinion of debt management programs? What are the pros and cons? –K. Smith, Via the Internet A: Entering a debt management

W hen she immigrated to the United States from the Caribbean island of Anguilla in the 1980s, Jerone Buchanan was determined to gain financial independence.

Over the years, stocks have been great investments. Ibbotson Associates in Chicago calculates that $1 invested in large company stocks at the end of 1925

Trevon Hunt, a former adviser for the Chicago stock market firm Zacks Investment Research, was right on target with the stock selections he offered us

Like other money managers who analyze stock market cycles, Walt L. Clark, president and CEO of Clark Capital Financial L.L.C. in Columbia, Maryland, has his

Lorna Huie, a 49-year-old business analyst, is worried that Medicare will run out by the time she turns 65. According to a government report issued