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When Karim Webb goes to close his next real estate deal, he’ll try to lock in a mortgage rate as early as possible. That’s because

To be a successful business owner you have to take some risks. Perhaps no one knows this better than Jannetta Wells Allen, owner of two

The process of divorce can be emotionally painful, especially if it’s a bad breakup. But even with amicable splits, divorce can be financially taxing on

Drunia M. Duvivier not only owns -but leases out and lives in -her three-level property located in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, New York. The

Anthony T. Kirby, the stylish haberdasher who caters to style needs of the fashion-challenged, is a rarity in these days of mass production. That suits

According to the International Spa Association, American spas clocked more than 156 million visits in 2001. To keep pace, spa treatments -particularly those associated with

Most people are happy knowing they’ll never have a slice of vulcanized rubber slapped toward them at velocities above highway speed limits. William Douglas isn’t

Q: I’ve always been a writer. At first I wrote just poetry, but recently I’ve started to write gospel songs. My problem is I don’t

Have you ever heard that little voice trying to tell you, “Uh oh, don’t do that!” or “Good job. Keep up the great work!” No,

King Solomon rendered sound business advice when he wrote Proverbs 29:18: “Where there is no vision, the people perish. …” That same mantra holds true