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By The Goddard School • August 30th, 2018
We’d all love to remain in denial where our kids are concerned. We have so much time left. They’ll be my baby forever. They’ll never move away. The hard reality, though, is that we’ve got 18 years from the moment they enter this world until they are technically considered adults themselves. So we wouldn’t find it one bit surprising if you were already looking into setting up a college fund for your progeny’s future education…

By: Susan Glenn
Susan Glenn is a Baltimore-based freelance writer. With interests in learning theory and social justice, Susan writes frequently on the people and research driving change in education and public policy
If you work with children living in poverty, you’ve probably heard the same up-by-the-bootstraps questions a thousand times. “Why can’t those people simply
Make better financial decisions?
Get a better job?
Stop gaming…

I am pleased to announce that we have a unique training opportunity with How To Sound on Sunday September 23, 2012; 9:00am to 6:00pm in the BOL Sanctuary. This is the same vendor that held a hands-on learning experience at the Wheaton, SDA Church back in June of this year, where a limited number of our team members were able to attend. Personally, the benefits of that learning experience are still paying-off
Well, we are blessed to have How To Sound come to…

On-campus events, such as tailgates or guest lectures, play an important role in shaping the social and intellectual fabric of your university’s campus. These events also events provide students with opportunities to get hands-on practical experience. So how do you enable thousands of students and hundreds of student groups to help build a thriving campus community? To support today’s tech-savvy student — and comply with university…

Q: Our daughter is 15 and has an assignment for school that really got me thinking too. She is supposed to interview at least 3 adults in various life-stages about what they wish they’d known about money and personal finances when they were younger. We’re fortunate that we’re doing fine, but today’s kids face even more demands than we did. Our son is 19 and we could have done a better job helping him learn about money, so what tips can we give…

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This week, the Health Insurance Marketplace opened for business as part of the Affordable Care Act. For many of the 1.5 million uninsured residents of North Carolina, this means that they will now have the opportunity to get health insurance, possibly at free or reduced rates. If you are uninsured, underinsured, or simply want to explore other options for insurance coverage, there are many plans to choose from…

Ask any Girl Scout, and she’ll tell you. Girl Scout memories last a lifetime. Sleeping overnight at camp for the first time, singing songs at troop meetings, making lifelong friends, and leading service projects to make the community, and the world, a better place
Wouldn’t it be amazing to know that through a planned gift you could provide similar memories for today’s girls?
As a member of the Juliette Gordon Low Legacy Society, you will support girls with big dreams as they transform…

To determine your dependency status, the FAFSA form asks, “Does someone other than your parent or stepparent have legal guardianship of you, as determined by a court in your state of legal residence?” Many students incorrectly answer “yes” here. For this question , the definition of legal guardianship does not include your parents—even if they were appointed by a court to be your guardians. Also, you…

Big congrats to the Girl Scouts of the USA. Fast Company just named them one of the world’s top 10 most innovative nonprofits . They were particularly lauded for their new Digital Cookie program, which helps teach online marketing and e-commerce skills
We’re also thrilled to see Girl Scouts across the country using Square credit card readers for their in-person transactions. We caught up with Melissa Pepe, leader of Troop 8722 from Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles ( who sent us a…

The demand for personal trainers remains fairly steady, but working for someone else in a gym or studio will only take you so far. If you want your skills as a personal trainer to really pay off, you will eventually have to strike out on your own. But before giving notice at your job and hanging out your shingle, there are a few strategic steps to take to ensure a successful business launch
Do the math: Before deciding to start your own personal…

Posted on Feb 11, 2018
States differ in how they treat income for Medicaid purposes. In general, a Medicaid recipient who is in a nursing home must turn over all of his or her income, except for a small monthly allowance, in order to cover the cost of care. If the person needs home care or lives in a continuing care retirement community, the state may consider any income over a certain limit to be excess or surplus and require that it go…

It’s been said that money can’t buy happiness . While this can be true in many ways, a steady source of income can alleviate many stressors. Living below the poverty line in the United States leaves many families looking for a roof to sleep under each night, ways to put food on the table, and the means to obtain physical and mental healthcare
A recent study done by researchers at Boston Medical Center (BMC) reports that you don’t have to be homeless to…

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In times of tragedy and uncertainty, Social Security is a constant for America, a lifeline. Our Faces and Facts of Disability website is at the heart of who we are as an agency. We share the stories about people living with disabling conditions and receiving benefits from Social Security. The site puts a face and name to people who truly benefit from our programs. Learning the facts and hearing peoples’ stories about disability allows for a better understanding of…

Did you know that your Social Security benefits may be taxable
This includes your monthly retirement, survivor, and disability benefits. About one-third of people receiving Social Security benefits must pay taxes on some of these benefits, depending on the amount of their taxable income. This may happen if you have other significant income in addition to your Social Security benefits
To find out whether you must…

The student guide to understanding credit
Mar 1, 2018
We’re all pretty familiar with credit cards (at least, in theory), but what about credit scores, credit reports, and what it means to be deemed “creditworthy”? How credit works is one of those confusing yet necessary concepts that we have to wrap our brains around so we can be on top of our financial game. Trying to avoid credit altogether might sound easier—but like it or not, it’s a vital part of modern society…

Do I have to take the HSPT BEFORE I submit my application
No, there is not a proper order. You can take the test and submit the application in any order you choose. We encourage you to submit the application as soon as possible. This allows your current school time to complete their portion of the application.
I am not fully decided on where I will attend high school, should I still submit the application and take the HSPT?
Yes! Submitting the application…

Searching for quick results – in theory at least – a less experienced Supply Chain professional’s perspective about clinical integration easily slips into the tactic of “showing docs the data because they’re scientists” as if this is some mathematical equation on persuasive prowess
Entrenched Supply Chain veterans, however, know that clinical integration instead calls for developing deep and meaningful business relationships with highly educated men and…