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Medicare is health insurance provided by the federal government. Most people qualify when they turn 65.

For young adults, getting a first apartment or other new digs is a major step toward independence.  For young adults who are on the autism spectrum, the move away from their family home isn't so easy. Some, in fact, can't thrive without support. They may need help with everyday activities including cooking and personal hygiene, as well as with finding friends and social opportunities due to their inability to communicate easily.   Jim and Nancy Richardson, of Doylestown Township, support their autistic son, Michael, 27, but they're concerned about his future when they won't be abl...

Give the Gift of Education with Treasurer Fitzgerald Guest Editorial from State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald Related Media Guest Editorial from State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald Near the end of each calendar year, I often see parents and grandparents searching for gifts to give the children in their lives. This holiday season, look no further than College Savings Iowa and giving the gift of education. Families around the state are celebrating many things, from finishing the fall semester to holidays and a new year. During the festivities, invite the special people in your life to give ...

Ali, you see the deficits. ali, you see the income is not any better than it was. >> correct. >> many years ago. >> adjusted for inflation. people are still making the same amount of money. >> we have all this stuff happening in the united states of america financially speaking. if you aren't putting your money to work for you today, your tomorrows are going to be ones that you aren't going to want to live, ali. so, women have got to, particularly women, because we live longer than men, we have got to make the best out of our money, and if we're spending it on credit card debt, that means we p...

Produced. coming out of the war, by and large, an enormous long wave of prosperity. young people going to college in the '60s, they said they had a lot of money. gasoline cost 25 cents a gallon. you could get along on 50, 60 bucks a week and they began to catch that wave of high wages and then paid a price for that in terms of housing. >> cheap credit, easy credit, no savings programs of any kind. and they pushed it and push itted and pushed it until they went off the edge on the economic down turn. boomers on wall street collecting the fees, passing along the derivatives. consumers out there,...