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The driver behind Eastern’s down-to-earth approach to social justice could be called simply “the Campolo effect.” Tony Campolo, a seemingly indefatigable whirlwind of canny idealism, came back to his alma mater in 1964 as a professor of sociology. He was soon appointed chaplain as well. Campolo rallied undergraduates at Eastern—and before long, from across the country—to venture outside their classrooms and into the most economically disadvantaged areas of America’s cities. “What I was able to do was to recognize young men and women who had entrepreneurial gifts, who knew how to...
7 Types of Retirees Who Claim Social Security Early How many of these traits do you share with retirees who take their Social Security benefits ASAP? Halfpoint / Shutterstock.com One of the most vexing questions in retirement boils down to this: Should I take Social Security early, or should I wait? The right answer is surprisingly complex, and largely depends on your financial circumstances, health and lifestyle desires. We have addressed this debate in two stories: While some people wait until full retirement age or later to file for their benefits, many others take Social Security as soon ...
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Tax time can be a great time to assess state of your household finances By Chris Farrell Text size Copy shortlink: Tax policy has moved toward the top of the political agenda in Washington, D.C. To help pay for its ambitious domestic agenda, the Biden administration wants to, among other things, raise the top income tax rate to 39.6% from its current 37%. In "A History of Taxation and Expenditure in the Western World," authors Carolyn Webber and Aaron Wildavsky contend that the income tax is "a paradigm of responsive democracy at work." I li...