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10 Facts about Walmart That Will Shock You

ByKeith Farrell 13, April 201513, April 2015

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5. Offers Low-cost Auto Insurance

Wal-Mart doesn’t just offer low priced clothing and food to America’s low and middle income families, it also offers competitive, low-cost auto insurance. Wal-Mart has teamed up with autoinsurance.com to offer affordable auto insurance. With so many employees and even more customers, Wal-Mart is able to offer lower rates than most companies. Teaming up with autoinsurance.com is a win-win for the two companies. Wal-Mart gets to sell auto insurance and autoinsurance.com gets to greatly expand their market. But the real winner is the customer who can now purchase affordable car insurance while shopping for household needs. Wal-Mart will walk customers through coverage options and show them comparisons to other companies’ rates, empowering them to make the best decision possible for their needs.

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Ten Historic Sites Worth Visiting In The United States

ByAlim Gelyastanov 19, August 2015

Photo by David Berkowitz 6. Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts Martha’s Vineyard (Wampanoag: Noepe) is an island located south of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, known for being an affluent summer colony. It includes the smaller Chappaquiddick Island, which is usually connected to the larger island, though storms and hurricanes have been known to separate the two islands….

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10 Smart Ways to Invest Your Money

BySean McConeghy 30, April 2015

Photo by epSos.de 5) Precious Metals Silver and gold have been used as media of exchange for millennia. Currencies have come and gone, but these two metals have been remarkably consistent, albeit with short periods of variation, in their value relative to other assets. Today, many consider both to be undervalued, especially at a time…

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Greco-Communism: The Cause of the Greek Economic Drama

ByAlim Gelyastanov 18, March 2015

Until recently, there was more socialism in Greece than was ever seen in the Soviet Union. Higher education, stipends and food for students was provided for free by the State. Public sector workers were entitled to fourteen month salaries for a year’s work, in addition to social benefits and various bonuses. Job security was unrivaled,…

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10 Reasons why the Transatlantic and Trans-Pacific Partnerships are Good for America

ByAlim Gelyastanov 13, May 2015

Photo by Ivo Jansch 5. Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Will Bring America Into the Most Dynamic Region of the Globe The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a proposed regional regulatory and investment treaty. As of 2014, twelve countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region have participated in negotiations on the TPP: Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia,Mexico, New Zealand,…

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Should College Athletes Be Paid?

ByKeith Farrell 25, March 2015

Every March the nation is transfixed by the specter or young athletes competing for their schools and states in the NCAA college basketball tournament. Students travel the country competing in games that generate more ratings than some professional events. March Madness sweeps the country, advertisement is geared towards it, and big companies vie for the…

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Why Is Higher Education so Expensive?

BySean McConeghy 2, April 20152, April 2015

One of the first principles that any student of economics learns – or should learn – is that when you subsidize something, you get more of it. While they often fall short on understanding other principles of economics, liberals sort of understand this one. They reasoned, “If you get more of something when you subsidize…

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