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Canada tests ‘basic income’ effect to see if it will make any difference in lives

HAMILTON, Ontario (AP) — Former security guard Tim Button considers how a sudden increase in his income from an unusual social experiment has changed his life in this Canadian industrial city along the shore of Lake Ontario. Sipping coffee in a Tim Horton’s doughnut shop, Button says he has been unable to work because of [...]

By |2018-03-22T14:25:59-04:00Friday, December 1, 2017|

Why would anyone rent to own?

People who use rent-to-own stores often end up paying twice the retail price — or more — for anything they buy. So why do millions of people rent to own? Researchers say people who patronize rent-to-own outlets aren’t being stupid, necessarily. Instead, they’re falling prey to the kinds of irrational thinking that plague most humans [...]

By |2017-11-22T09:57:29-05:00Tuesday, November 21, 2017|

Report: Climate change already costing Americans billions in losses

WASHINGTON (AP) — A non-partisan federal watchdog says climate change is already costing U.S. taxpayers billions of dollars each year, with those costs expected to rise as devastating storms, floods, wildfires and droughts become more frequent in the coming decades. A Government Accountability Office report released Monday said the federal government has spent more than [...]

By |2017-10-27T09:23:45-04:00Thursday, October 26, 2017|

Investors often turn to property management firms

One local business prides itself on being knowledgable in commercial and multi-family real estate investments, offering assistance with property management for investors. Donald R. Kenney and Company declared the real estate market as primed for growth and it “continues to outperform alternative investment vehicles, making now the perfect time to diversify your investments,” according to [...]

By |2017-10-26T10:29:04-04:00Wednesday, October 25, 2017|

Home construction tumbled 4.7% in September, biggest drop in six months

WASHINGTON (AP) — Construction of new homes fell 4.7 percent in September, the biggest decline in six months, reflecting weakness in both single-family activity and apartment building. The September result left construction at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.13 million units, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. It was the sharpest decline since a 7.7 [...]

By |2017-10-24T09:34:59-04:00Friday, October 20, 2017|
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