March 28, 20180Comments

Welcome to Freelance America: Working for someone else is no longer the goal for millions of Americans

Down with the corporation! A revolution in how Americans work will continue over the next two years. Millions of workers are happily leaving corporations and becoming self-employed, a new report says. “Climbing

by Gregory Bresiger

Lifestyle

March 19, 20180Comments

Boffo Broadway Fills the Houses

In most cases, a Broadway show is a lousy investment. Most will fail. Some even close in rehearsal. Yet, even in the worst of situations, there are some that can

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 16, 20180Comments

Twenty Somethings Getting Out from Behind the Eight Ball: How Grads Can Refinance Student Loan Debt

(Editor’s Note: GregoryBresiger.com welcomes a guest columnist who offers some effective strategies for one of the biggest problems facing young people: student debt.) By Nate Matherson. Got student loans? It’s nearly impossible

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 14, 20180Comments

The Battle Over Who Gets or Shares the Tip: U.S. Labor Department, labor groups battle over an old custom in the United States

Tipping, how restaurants allow gratuities, is a good practice that should continue despite controversy, says a waiter and now labor leader. Joshua Chaisson, a veteran server in Maine and one of

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 5, 20180Comments

“Don’t Worry–I’ll Get to It One of These Days”: Yet most never do and often live to regret it

“Yes, I am going to get started saving and investing. Yes, I know it is important for my future and my family’s. I’m going to get started soon. Maybe next

by Gregory Bresiger