By Sharon Harvey Rosenberg One former smoker saved “hundreds of dollars” in just a few months by going tobacco-free, according to the folks at Consumer Credit Counseling Service. At the other extreme, a friend of mine has paid more than $500 so far this year in bounced check fees created by poor planning and other […]

Paul “Chip” Donohue, ’89 VSB, was on his way home from a successful fundraising event he’d organized for a local hospital when he got a call from a nurse on the pediatric ward. Della, a young patient with a brain tumor, was having a rough night. Donohue had met Della previously on visits to the ward, […]

By Clarky Davis When it comes to saving money and investing for your future, it’s never too early to start. Investing, though, at any age can be intimidating. You don’t have to be a financial expert to make the wisest investment choices, but you do need to take responsibility for your money and educate yourself. […]