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“Procrastination is like a credit card: it’s a lot of fun until you get the bill.” Christopher Parker, Actor As human beings, we love to procrastinate; let it be that healthy diet plan, gym sessions or even sorting out our finances. Being in the retirement savings industry, I come across […]

Part one of this four part article discussed the programmed cellular death theory of aging. The main topic of this article is the cellular damages theory of aging (CDTA). The CDTA approach to anti-aging treatment is to understand and treat the various types of cellular damage associated with aging and […]

Money maven, Mary Hunt, returns with a new book, “The Smart Woman’s Guide to Planning for Retirement,” to help women prosper financially in the New Year and beyond. While geared toward females, men can also benefit from Hunt’s money knowledge, honed after she amassed over $100,000 in debt earlier in […]

Managerial economics is concerned with various micro and macro economic tools and the analysis of which can be used in managerial decision making to solve business problems. Micro economic tools that are used in this subject include demand analysis, production and cost analysis, break-even analysis, pricing theory and practice, technical […]

Whatever your retirement dreams, they can still be made a reality. It just depends on how you plan and manage your resources. On any journey it helps to have an idea where you’re going, how you plan to travel and what you want to do when you get there. If […]

One of the earliest theories which formed the hypotheses of wearing clothes was the modesty/shame theory. This theory is also known as the fig leaf theory which is based on the story in the Bible. Genesis states that Adam and Eve realize that their state of being naked when they […]