Why the Number of Coastal Homeowners with Flood Insurance Has Been Shrinking

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Why the Number of Coastal Homeowners with Flood Insurance Has Been Shrinking

Amanda Spartz nearly did not renew her home's flood insurance policy after her first year in Florida. Two hurricanes came close to the Fort Lauderdale suburbs last year, but they didn't hit and her home isn't in a high-risk flood zone.
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White House Considering at Least Six for Fed Chair

The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that Trump is unlikely to pick Cohn for the post, and three people close to Trump told Bloomberg that
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Putting an End to Debt-Ceiling Nonsense

The absurdist political theater surrounding the U.S. government debt ceiling is having another revival. With debt default looming next month, President
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BELAY Launches Virtual Bookkeeper Service to Assist For-Profit Companies

ATLANTA, Sept. 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — BELAY, a virtual staffing company that offers remote bookkeeping, copywriting, web support and executive
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Shoppers flood stores as Hurricane Irma approaches

The Publix at Fruitville and Beneva roads had water on the shelves and a line of people waiting outside when its doors opened at 7 a.m.
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