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Millions of retirees continue to figure out how to live comfortably during their post-career years–a situation particularly challenging for large numbers of African Americans. In fact, last year The Urban...
This year’s presidential election promises to be wildly different from those in years past. The nation will most likely witness the history-making campaign of Sen. Barack Obama, who hopes to become America’s first black president. And then there’s Sen. John McCain, who because of his maverick disposition and willingness to work with the other side on bipartisan legislation, has been dubbed by some as Republican in name only.
Life after the military can be overwhelming. Many veterans are thrust into the role of job-seeker and must quickly adjust to the financial implications of civilian life. “People transitioning from the military are going from an income and a benefits package they can count on into the unknown,†says Esther Maddux, who teaches military personal finance at Kansas State University.
Big Tigger is STILL in the industry, thriving---two decades later---and it may take another 20 years for him to slow down.
It’s in my blood. I wanted to pursue a profession that I cherished, but also fulfilled my professional career needs and having the opportunity to becoming a Sports Agent is something that was on the next level for me.
