Abortion statistics for accountants
These notes are from Cloud Accounting Podcast and may be useful to those of us discussing the issue with our clients in […]
Category: Parenting
In support of NJ Senate Bill 2293 “Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act”
I read two social media editorials by taxpayers encouraging voters to vote against Senate Bill 2293 known as the “Securing Our Children’s […]
Civil action as a family value
The warm feelings shared today after the Women’s March, the world’s largest peaceful civil protest against government yesterday sparked a personal memory from […]
Life at age 30: then and now
Wall Street Journal reports today that half of today’s 30 year olds earn more than their parents (adjusted for inflation) at the […]
Devastating impact of education costs
I worked on two personal income tax returns yesterday that serve as examples to further underscore the need for education finance reform. […]
The full burden of college debt is still unrecognized
While only 17% of the U.S. population has earned an undergraduate college degree, education debt is a major economic drag on the country. […]
reflections on Kent State 1970
In 1970 the Ohio National Guard, armed with bayonets on M1 rifles, marched on and shot unarmed students at Kent State University who […]
My favorite quotes from Maya Angelou
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you […]
The problem with private scholarships
The burdensome application process combined with the financial aid ‘offset’ policy used by many universities undermines the value of small private scholarships. A […]
Turning Point for Success
“I found every single successful person I’ve ever spoken to had a turning point. The turning point was when they made a […]