Texas Tech Changes Name of Department in College of Human Sciences
Apr 21, 2015
The name more accurately reflects the scientific research happening in the department.
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6 costly estate-planning minefields, and how to avoid them
Apr 15, 2015
Consumer Reports - Over the years many celebrities have provided cautionary estate-planning lessons, and actor James Gandolfini, who died in June 2013 at age 51, is no exception. The actor, known for portraying mob boss Tony Soprano, left a portion of his estate, widely estimated at $70 million, to relatives and friends through his will, which became public and was criticized as being badly constructed. At least Gandolfini had an estate plan; fewer and fewer Americans do. In 1998, 61 percent of Americans 55 and older had a will or trust. In 2012, only about 54 percent did, says a study by Texas Tech University.
When dealing with IRS, late is better than never
Apr 15, 2015
Houston Chronicle - It's time to file your taxes or, like several million fellow American workers, tell Uncle Sam you need six more months.
Red to Black Offering Services for Financial Awareness Week
Apr 13, 2015
The annual event includes games and credit checks to raise awareness about money management
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