Keeping Boomers from Going Bust
Mar 26, 2009
Texas Tech professor and financial planning expert Deena Katz testifies during fact-finding hearing before U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging.
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Healthy Relationships Month Raises Question: Can Texas Couples Stay Married?
Mar 16, 2009
A majority of Texans list having a healthy marriage as a top priority in life, but many younger and Hispanic couples may need help keeping their knot tied.
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Healthy Relationships Month Raises Question: Can Texas Couples Stay Married?
Mar 13, 2009
A majority of Texans list having a healthy marriage as a top priority in life, but many younger and Hispanic couples may need help keeping their knot tied.
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