News: President's Choice Financial

Richard Taylor, president of WiseChoice, shares with News Channel 8 helpful college financial tools to help families pay for college. Resources include the WiseChoice Scholarship Finder. Good tips on finding the right college.

The president would increase the maximum award under the main Federal financial aid program by $160, to $5,710 in 2011.

In his year-end interviews with friendly news outlets like The Washington Post and National Public Radio, President Obama had a curious choice for his biggest accomplishment of the year: the bailout of the financial sector.It seems odd that a president whose mantra is change, change, cha

One of the consequences of the one-sided bailout of Wall Street is the way it has undermined public trust in government. Much of the health care anger is a proxy for bailout anger -- especially as the president's economic team continues to offer confounding takes, such as Tim Geithner's recent hosannas on the amount of choice our financial system

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President Obama’s budget released two weeks ago didn’t exactly thrill many of us concerned about a women’s right to choose. Obama failed to rescind the Hyde Amendment, which prohibits government funds from covering abortion services. This means that many low-income women are not able to have an abortion.

President elect Ricardo Martinelli has named Alberto Vallarino as his choice for Finance and Economy Minister, and Frank De Lima as his deputy minister.

With President Obama's Supreme Court choice expected within weeks, the vetting process for prospective candidates has grown more intense. Judicial rulings, legal papers, public statements, and financial records all are being pored over with eagle eyes. So too is a far more sensitive matter: medical records.

Financial aid was the deciding factor for Victoria Scott, the senior class president at Barringer High School in Newark, who went into the final days before the deadline still weighing offers from her top choices. The University of New Haven was her pick, offering a better package than Rutgers, St. Peter’s College, Smith and Spelman.