By definition, merit scholarships — money for college that never has to be repaid — are awarded for achievement. It’s reasonable then, that students are required to maintain a minimum grade point average, take a solid work load, and stay out of trouble to keep their scholarship. A recent Time.com article points to statistics revealing […]
Tara Burd, San Diego Contract Litigation Attorney says, “Planning ahead and protecting your interests and relationships, makes sense.” When it comes to businesses and individuals in contract-related disputes, there are two distinct camps of people. In the first camp are individuals who see no need to put their agreements in writing. These people believe that […]
Sandra Mayberry, San Diego Family Law Attorney says, “One controversial subject is spousal support, or what we used to call alimony.” How long should a working spouse be required to support a non-working spouse? How much should the support be? What is the non-working spouse’s obligation to get back to work? Spousal support (what we […]
Nancy Paul, author of the Amazon best-seller The Little Book about Scholarships, encourages families to take the time to study the opportunities that exist for their student to win both private and institutional merit scholarships – money for college based on achievement. Institutional merit aid comes from colleges while private merit aid is offered by […]
Dana Syens, Commercial Coverages, Inc. announces her ‘Unconventional Approach to Insurance Market’ to deliver, in a stressful world, an outstanding and unexpectedly positive experience when buying insurance. “Having worked in the insurance industry all of my adult life, I know that for most people, buying insurance can be a stressful, frustrating task that no one […]
Reuven I Rubinson, San Diego CFO-CPA Financial Advisor says, “Many business owners feel that they know their business better than any CFO-CPA Advisor possibly could and have doubts that they are going to be helped.” To be sure, the business owner does know his business goals and the direction he wants to take his company. […]
Steven Lehat Attorney Business Advocate says “The incubator movement is actually something that began in popular parlance around the turn of the century/millennium.” The concept of an Incubator was something that, in the dot com era, grew out of various companies taking young companies and creating environments for them to grow during their “incubation period,” […]
Houston Divorce and Family Law Attorney Susan Compton Kherkher helps people struggling through the difficult process of divorce and works with her clients to try other options prior to following through with a divorce. Kherkher was recently interviewed for Legal News Media Source and also published on CNN. People in need of helpful information regarding […]
Dehaven Fields, the CEO of Auxesis Outreach, Inc. has recently awarded the revamping of the organization’s website to 03 Strategies, Inc. in an attempt to keep up with the company’s exponential growth. Auxesis offers financial aid services and solutions to communities facing difficult financial conditions. Mr. Fields’ background is an interesting one. He had been […]
The Little Book About Scholarships addresses common questions about earning achievement-based merit scholarships. The book also contains answers to questions families should ask and often don’t consider. “Merit scholarships are awarded for a huge range of achievements,” explains Paul. “Scholarships are a great alternate solution to ever increasing college costs. They don’t need to be […]