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During the time ronald reagan was president. when he left inflation was 1%, interest rates were zero% when he left the trump administration. larry, how did you enjoy that trip down memory/inflation lane? >> the only guy there who made any sense was reagan. because he understood that inflation sma rinks the value of your money. what's in your wallets and pocketbooks. that's the definition of inflation. you lose purchasing power. you can't buy anything, what you thought you could buy a week ago, a month ago, a year ago. reagan understood that. that's why he was such a superb

Dear Annie: When I was a 21-year-old assistant English instructor (an “intern”) at a summer program for high school seniors in New Hampshire, I developed an interest in one of the students. She was 18. The relationship was completely chaste. I’m not kidding. I never touched her, an

Share Before becoming a budget coach, Dyana King was a broke single mom. Now, she shares tips on how to get out of the scarcity mindset that kept her from wealth. Editorial Independence We want to help you make more informed decisions. Some links on this page — clearly marked — may take you to a partner website and may result in us earning a referral commission. For more information, see Dyana King, a single mom of two, knows all too well what it’s like to have a scarcity mindset. Like so many other women of color and single moms, King points to her upbringing as the main reason behin...

Daniel Dae Kim stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! and recalled the moment he realized his presence on a plane was causing his fellow passengers some distress. At first, the Hawaii Five-0 star couldn’t figure out why he was getting strange looks, but then the realization dawned on him. It all had to do with the TV drama that launched him to fame. Daniel Dae Kim Takes A Trip Down Memory Lane While chatting with Jimmy Kimmel Thursday night, Daniel Dae Kim went on a trip down memory lane with the comedian to his glory days as a star of

MC Lyte And Sheila E Took a Trip Down Memory Lane The first in-depth conversation of the night took place between rapper-DJ-actress MC Lyte and singer-percussionist Sheila E. The two spoke about their lengthy history as Los Angeles chapter members of the Recording Academy, the need to amplify women’s voices in the industry and create more opportunities for women to enter the industry, as well as how the pandemic has impacted their work and mind. Each artist has been involved in the Academy for nearly a decade, and agree on one major takeaway: “Say nothing if you have nothing to say,” sa...