Tag Archives: unemployment

Why Parents With Disabilities are Starting Businesses (and How You Can Too)

Posted on August 19, 2021 by alanpzendell

Ed Carter, August 19, 2021 Ed Carter is a retired financial planner who uses his expertise to help people with disabilities plan ahead, as physical and mental disabilities often cause stress and confusion when it comes to financial planning. As … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged Americans with Disabilities Act, entrepreneurship, LLC, mothers, self-employment, sole proprietorship, startup capital, unemployment, work from home | 1 Comment

Returning to Normal

Posted on May 26, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, May 26, 2021 If you think like I do, you looked at the title and thought – what does that even mean? People remark that we’re returning to normal every day and I want to ask each one: … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged air travel, business travel, cruise ships, gas prices, job creation, kevin mccarthy, Marjorie Taylor Greene, oil companies, partisanship, river cruises, schools, telework, Tim Scott, train travel, Trumpism, unemployment, virtual learning | 1 Comment

Trump’s Loose Ends

Posted on January 18, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, January 18, 2021 On the penultimate day of the Trump administration, this is the state of the Union: The Pandemic – By far, the most stunning and disturbing loose end of the Trump administration is the number of … Continue reading →

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The Election: What’s Really At Stake

Posted on October 20, 2020 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, October 20, 2020 The final two weeks of the 2020 election campaign will be a terribly stressful time for Americans. Millions are out of work, COVID-19 infections are exploding all over the country, and countless small businesses are … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged Amy Coney Barrett, COVID-19, early voting, food banks, legal challenges, lindsey graham, Louis DeJoy, mail-in voting, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi, Pennsylvania, postal service, postmark dates, receipt dates, recusal, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, supreme court, unemployment | 2 Comments

Meaningful Progress

Posted on December 26, 2019 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, December 26, 2019 Rather than rely on my subjective memory, I’ve been documenting some important things in detail. I noted after Donald Trump was inaugurated that people who were optimistic about his presidency talked mostly about North Korea, … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged 401K, Benjamin Netanyahu, coal, economy, equity markets, health care costs, iran, jobs, John Bolton, Kellyanne Conway, North Korea, offshore manufacturing, prescriptions drugs, retirement, ronald reagan, Rust Belt, steel, unemployment | 3 Comments

2019 Predictions

Posted on January 1, 2019 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, January 1, 2019 Two years ago, I swore off predictions, but to be honest, although I was sure Trump had little chance of winning in 2016, I always had a nagging doubt. The Clinton campaign seemed unable to … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged bernie sanders, Beto O'Rourke, Bret Kavanuagh, bull market, Democrats, economy, elizabeth warren, Federal Reserve, financial records, House subpoenas, impeachment, jobs, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Pocahontas, robert mueller, russia, tax records, unemployment | 1 Comment

Trump 2020?

Posted on December 7, 2018 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, December 7, 2018 With the midterm elections behind us, the question on most politicians’ minds is whether Donald Trump is likely to be re-elected in 2020. It’s clear that he has a loyal base of support that represents … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged 2020 election, blue collar workers, Democrats, economy, foreign policy, lies, midterm elections, moral center, mueller, russia, stock prices, suburban voters, tax cuts, trade wars, Trump, unemployment, wages | 1 Comment

What Hath Trump Wrought?

Posted on October 29, 2018 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, October 29, 2018 As you contemplate how you will vote this year, keep in mind that President Trump has characterized this election as a referendum on him. Of course it is. In Trumpland, everything is about him. Let’s … Continue reading →

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Trump’s Booming Economy

Posted on February 3, 2018 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, February 2, 2018 The President has recently been touting the booming economy, and of course taking full credit for it. Trump points to the roaring stock market and the low unemployment rates as evidence. But is he right? … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: unemployment

Why Parents With Disabilities are Starting Businesses (and How You Can Too)

Returning to Normal

Trump’s Loose Ends

The Election: What’s Really At Stake

Meaningful Progress

2019 Predictions

Trump 2020?

What Hath Trump Wrought?

Trump’s Booming Economy

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