Im an offspring of a babyboomer and have to say that many babyboomer parents did not do a good job of raising kids and  they helped promote "all about the individual and their rights or we'll sue" attitude which has watered down our country throughout (including the education system which has softened). Many of the pos...more

Scary. They are already in the healtcare business with health savings acct (HSA). It's disgusting

I like Miller Lite because its cheap, gets the job done, tastes better than water and is better than both Coors and Bud. I understand the difference between a quality beer and Miller Lite but it's a cost cutting sacrifice I had to make raising 3 kids

Redangel78 many of these things are forced down our throat and there are no other options (i.e. HSA fee for healthcare).

How about an article strictly on technology service scams?  Why can I cancel electric service to my house at any time but can't cancel internet, TV, Cell Phone services of any of the major providers without fees? Also, we need good faith estimates for these providers similar to what is required for purchasing a house. ...more

How about this stupid fee? A monthly charge by PNC Bank for an HSA  interest bearing account which is part of the standard healthcare plan at my job and doesn't allow us to use our own bank or another bank so we are  contractually stuck with this fee if I want health insurance through my job. No other cost effective op...more

Two beers consumed in a 1 hr timeframe makes you "legally" drunk. We need to be careful how we throw the book at people for one time bad judgement calls. People make "bad judgements" behind the wheel sober and get into accidents, we should suspend their licenses too.

I like the idea of the device but hate the idea that a privatized for profit provider charges monthly fees to use this which in turn  legally requires the offender to pay the for profit entity.  The same nonsense that occurs with toll roads run by for profit companies on behalf of government. Should be one time reasona...more

Hey BeReasonable42. There are quite a few towns in NJ where property tax is 10k or more. Luckily, I dont live in one of them. However, I live in a below avg school district, with a 1400sq ft house on less than a 1/4 acre in a suburban town (20 miles outside of Philly) and pay 6,000 a year. NJ is awful  and unreasonable...more