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Thursday, March 29, 2012 These Students Are Taking Out Loans Before They Can Read As if the student loan debt burden wasn't troubling enough, some parents are saying, "Bring on the debt!"... even though their kids haven't even learned to read. That's right: cash-strapped parents who want to send their young ones to private schools are taking out loans to pay for grade school, according to SmartMoney. And demand is growing. Health Care Costs To Hit All Time High Canada Kills The Penny! Back When I Had $9,800 To My Name... College Degree Is Cheaper Than The Cost Of Dropping Out Beltway Influencers Still Mad Men BLOG POSTS David Paul: Cry the Beloved Country: Why the Supreme Court Should Leave Obamacare Alone Lost in the arguments of conservatives and right-wing activists was the fact that the individual mandate -- the essential element that would bring tyranny to our homes -- was initially raised as the preferred strategy for health care reform by the right. Jason Alderman: A Financial To-Do List for the Recently Widowed Although there are certain actions you must take right away to ensure your current financial security, several major decisions with long-term consequences should probably be postponed until you've had a chance to reflect on how -- and where -- you want to spend the rest of your life. John Friedman: Are You Being a 'Muppet'? The most famous Muppet of all, Kermit the frog, famously stated, "It's not easy being green." Turns out, it's not easy as being an empowered investor either. Ethan Rome: Paul Clement Calls for Tax Hike in Supreme Court Arguments Against Obamacare Paul D. Clement, legal icon of the conservative movement, found himself suggesting a tax hike that violates every fiber in the political body of congressional Republicans as well as the Grover Norquist pledge to never raise taxes in any way or for any reason -- ever. Leah Busque: Why Independent Employment Is Killing the Nine to Five Job The term "nine-to-five" has long symbolized a kind of drudgery that sucks up our lives and eclipses our identities, but it wasn't until the Great Recession that the pejorative phrase was crowned with an entirely new distinction: old-fashioned.

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