COMMUNITY COLLEGES EARN CREDIT BEST STUDENTS SAVE ON TUITION AND FIND TRANSFERS ARE EASIER
Charles Stewart admits he wasn't a hot student when he graduated from Saugus High School in 1996. Average was more like it. But that was then. Now, 19 months and one boring job later, Stewart, 20, is enrolled in the honors program at North Shore Community College, flying along with a 4.0

Publication: The Boston Globe

Easy credit gives kids lesson in debt Teens buy into aggressive marketing, but they soon find money doesn't grow on trees
She quickly rang up more than $3,000 buying Steve Madden sandals, DKNY sunglasses, Mudd jeans, Adidas sneakers, textbooks for school and plane tickets to visit her best friend in San Diego. "I got a little out of control with it, and my mom took the card away for a while," she said. Christina, of

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times

EASY CREDIT FOR TEEN-AGERS COULD CREATE MONEY WOES.(MONEYWISE)
Visa USA has come up with a new card aimed at capturing a growing market - teen-agers. Visa's Buxx ''reloadable payment card'' will give kids from 13 to 17 a spending system that Visa describes as ''safer, but still as convenient as cash Credit card companies know well that the nation's 30 million

Publication: The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)

Savings at risk by pensions overhaul; The new Pensions Credit promises more money and easier applications, but is it actually any better than the outgoing Minimum Income Guarantee? Nic Cicutti investigates
Hundreds of thousands of people in Scotland over the age of 60 are facing a major change in the way their pension benefits are calculated, with many receiving extra help from the state but only if they claim for it. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is launching a (pounds) 16 million

Publication: The Sunday Herald

IT'S EASY TO EARN A BIT ON THE SIDE
Ouch! We're all feeling the credit crunch. But why not boost your income with a second job? Kate Whiting has rounded up 15 brilliant ways to get your hands on some dosh BUSTING THE CREDIT CRUNCH Many householders are struggling with inflated food prices and larger mortgage repayments. And no matter

Publication: Belfast Telegraph

Economic Intelligence: Make Big Money; Help Black Businesses Earn
Atlanta Inquirer 11-28-1998 Economic Intelligence: Make Big Money; Help Black Businesses Earn Mega-Profits "With the onset of automation, the Negro moves out of his historical state of oppression into one of uselessness. Increasingly, he is not so much economically exploited, as he is irrelevantThe

Publication: Atlanta Inquirer