Posted on September 26th, 2011 by Connor Head and
filed under Financial News
| Tags: Apy, Georgia Primary, Georgia Primary Bank, Primary Bank
With other banks reducing their CD rates, Georgia Primary Bank locks in their high rates. Right now they are offering their 24 month CD at a 1.75% APY.
All it takes is a minimum $1,000.00 opening deposit and an established relationship with Georgia Primary Bank. You can establish this relationship by opening a checking or savings account. Georgia Primary Bank has many services and accounts to offer that can fit into your lifestyle.
Georgia Primary Bank is located in Atlanta, Georgia, but don’t let that stop you from opening a CD account. T
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Posted on September 26th, 2011 by Flynn Best and
filed under Financial Topics
| Tags: Goddard’s Pies, Pies
We were very lucky to be given the chance to sample the delights of Goddard’s Pies. Pictured here is a double whammy of soya mince pie and a cheese and onion pie, together with vegetables and roast potatoes. T
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Posted on September 26th, 2011 by Connor Head and
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| Tags: Hhs, Hhs Shutters
WASHINGTON – Republicans blasted off a letter to Department of Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius yesterday amid rumors that HHS had shut down the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) program.
“… media reports today indicate that the HHS Administration on Aging (AOA) is closing the CLASS office. The Administration has denied that the office is being closed, but an employee of the office confirmed that the employees are being reassigned,” reads the letter to Sebelius. “The pu
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Posted on September 21st, 2011 by Elijah Burgess and
filed under Financial Planning
| Tags: Online School, School
Getting a degree with an Online School has gained a lot of traction lately. It wasnt that long ago when online degrees have a certain amount of stigma attached to them, but ever since people starting flooding the workforce with degrees from online schools, employers have started to take notice.
Online schools have to go through the exact same accreditation process as any traditional higher-education degree program. Now that online schools are growing in both number and popularity, many people arent sure about how much it actually costs.
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Posted on September 21st, 2011 by Elijah Burgess and
filed under Financial Planning
The job market has made a lot of people feel less secure with their positions at their jobs. For those who have lost their jobs, they’re competing with a lot more people for a lot fewer opportunities. You have to set yourself apart in order to be on top in the applicant pool. Your experience is one way to get ahead of the competition, but you can only expand that so much without a job. This is leading a lot more people to go back to school and continue their education, obtaining degrees and certification. H
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