Myriad nonprofits deliver one message: Give

Nevadans are struggling to make ends meet, and the effects are trickling down to the state’s nonprofits, which have seen individual giving and state dollars dwindle since the recession began.

Seasonal sense: Using scent, sight and sound to stimulate holiday spirits

From baking cookies with loved ones to caroling through the neighborhood or celebrating with family and friends, fond memories of holiday traditions abound. Each year, scents, sights and sounds promote the season’s spirit – continuing long-standing traditions and creating new memories.

Financial services a good field for students to investigate

Despite high unemployment rates and a slow economy, job outlooks are bright for students considering degrees related to financial services. To snag one of these positions, experts say experience and financial prowess are key.

Consumers becoming more credit savvy with new services and resources

The uncertain economy has reminded many Americans of the importance of keeping an eye on their financial health. Fortunately, technology and new federal regulations have made it easier than ever for consumers to keep track of two very important elements of their financial well-being: their credit report and score.

Great gifts for teens for around $20

How can you give your teens gifts they really want without breaking the bank? Here are a few fun gift or stocking stuffer ideas that are sure to please your teen and your wallet alike.

How to make your holiday traditions your own

Traditions help keep people connected through the years for generations. A special experience or gift-giving ritual often creates the foundation for celebrating the holidays. But what happens when those traditions no longer work? Circumstances, budgets and tastes change, requiring a fresh look at new ways to celebrate the holiday season.

Shopping online? 10 tips to avoid ID theft this holiday season

The holidays are approaching and it’s time to start shopping for those special gifts. Last year, consumers spent a holiday-season record $32.6 billion online, according to comScore. Unfortunately, with so much personal financial information out there, instances of identity theft are on the rise. Here are 10 tips to better protect your identity when shopping online this holiday season.

New faith-based awareness program promotes bone health among African Americans, Community disproportionately affected by multiple myeloma

Each year, as the winter months approach, people begin to think of ways to protect themselves against slips and falls due to inclement weather conditions. For the elderly, and more specifically, African Americans with multiple myeloma, this should be a year-round concern in an effort to maintain their bone health.

The industry where the American Dream still thrives

In today’s high-competition workplace, the restaurant industry remains one of the few in which people can literally start at the bottom and work their way to the top.

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