Month: January 2020

Everyone is aging, right? “I finally did it! I bought a new pair of shoes with memory foam insoles. No more forgetting why I walked […]

The job interview. Job Interviewer: “Where do you see yourself in 5 years?” Me: “I would say my biggest weakness is listening.” People in our […]

This week the commentary discussed the compensation of mortgage loan originators via W-2 due (versus 1099) to various rules and regulations. The piece prompted Brad […]

I’ve gotta hand it to those writers who put out listings for real estate agents. Maybe if I had a bunch of money I could […]

For folks who like numbers and trends, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s national and state population estimates released in December, 42 states and the […]

We find ourselves at Wednesday already. How about some numbers for Hump Day? Years ago Arnold Schwarzenegger famously said, “Having more money doesn’t make you […]

There are some clever people out there creating abbreviations and acronyms. Megxit? Yes: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exiting from certain royal duties. Remember when […]

Lenders, and all financial sector firms, continue to ruminate on the privacy law in California that now gives people the right to access and delete […]

What seems to be on the minds of readers around the nation? M&A and retaining/training personnel are among the topics. Who’s saying what? In a […]

Markets have taken the view that brief military conflicts have little long-term impact on economic trends. Gold, oil and the Japanese yen jumped after Iranian […]