Phishing attempt?
Can’t be too careful these days.
Continue reading Phishing attempt?
Can’t be too careful these days.
Continue reading Phishing attempt?
Google street view blurring and mortgage rates Continue reading Read all about it
Wednesday somebody in Florida won the powerball jackpot worth — what was it? — $1.5 billion? I stopped counting at a billion. But this morning I was meandering through this blog fixing broken stuff (so much broken stuff) and I came across a post from 2016 where I asked folks what they’d do with the … Continue reading Billion with a B
Just when you thought the economy couldn’t get any worse. So does this mean that next year or the year after the students who got loan forgiveness will have to pay even more to cover all the new facilities at their schools? Tuition goes up every year anyway. Now it can go up $10,000 more. Continue reading Opportunism
President Biden’s forgiveness of student loans — or of at least $10,000 — sure has put a damper on my enthusiasm over his deceptively named Inflation Reduction Act. I was thrilled about a cap on out-of-pocket Medicare prescription expenses and billions being dedicated to fighting global warming and saving our environment. I was also pleased … Continue reading Forgiveness
I suppose it depends on whose ox is being gored, but forgiving or reducing student loans is unfair and wrong on several levels. Sure, those currently having to pay off such loans love the idea. Who wouldn’t? But ultimately somebody has to pay those bills. And why should that somebody be the rest of us? … Continue reading Forgiving student loans is wrong