Falling bridges, rising taxes
Collapsing bridges and collapsing federal fuel tax revenues mean the cost of fixing our deficient infrastructure. . .
Federal taxes
The deficit drops. Now can Washington help create jobs?
With the deficit dropping dramatically, can our resilient government now create jobs, improve education, fight CO2,. . .
Who pays for Nature’s increasing impacts?
The biggest danger to most of us in seaside counties is not a disaster to our. . .
Reason #2 to consume less and save more
Reduced federal spending threatens family budgets more than increased taxes.
Your fall from the Fiscal Cliff – what impact?
Calculating your potential tax impacts from the Fiscal Cliff ignores other consequences to the family budget.
How to reform Social Security all by yourself
Will Congress reduce our children's income to meet Social Security obligations, or reduce our retirement income?. . .
The loneliness of the long-distance pundit
Would you watch a news show that just reported on long-term, distant-impact trends - the stuff. . .
Who will pay for our retirement?
The social security and pension system are collapsing, while most families have little retirement savings. Families. . .
Where to avoid rising allergy costs.
Ideas for allergy sufferers to avoid being triple-teamed by the growth of healthcare costs, budget deficits,. . .
Pits and piles
There are money pits America needs to fill. There are money piles we might use. America. . .
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