The Credit Card Act has helped to protect us from punishing fees and interest rates on our credit cards. This leaves banks with a dilemma: how to make up for lost income. One way to make money is to add new fees and increase old fees on different types of bank accounts, and even some […]
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What do I mean by “lots”? Try 9 servings a day. The response I typically get to this is “You want me to eat how much?!?” It’s really important to eat plenty of vegetables and fruit to help get the vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber we need. The nutrients in colorful produce are the key […]
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Autumn brings a lot of things back into our lives. Some good, and maybe some not so good. If you are a student than the start of the semester has you running around trying to get yourself sorted and organized. If you are a graduate than maybe it has brought about a panic to find […]
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Name: Dan Brown Age: 28 Occupation: Managing Director of the San Francisco office of a UK-based PR and marketing agency Did you go to college? Where? Undergrad: University of Southern California (USC), Grad School: University of Westminster (London, UK) What did you study? Undergrad: B.S. Public Policy and Management, Grad: M.A. Public Communication and Public […]
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We’ve all heard the phrase “It’s a small world”, and “What goes around, comes around”. This week I heard three separate examples from three different people about how true that proved in a job interview setting. Their examples are very interesting. First example was from a college career counselor who was a manager of professional […]
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