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January 18, 2014

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15 Small Business Grants all Women Entrepreneurs Should Apply For.

1. The Eileen-Fisher Women-Owned Business Grant Female entrepreneurs who are in need of capital to expand a business can apply for the Eileen-Fisher Women-Owned Business Grant. Eileen-Fisher awards five women with grants up to $120,000. To be considered for this grant, yours must be a woman-owned company that promotes social and environmental change. Your business must have existed for at least three years, and you cannot have earned more than $1 million in annual profits.
2. FedEx Small Business Grant FedEx has demonstrated through its previous grant competitions that it is fair with its distribution of funds to women and men. To determine the winner, FedEx allows the public to vote for their favorite company in the competition. The winners with the most votes receive a $75,000 grant, and they receive free exposure through FedEx’s media outlets.

3. InnovateHER Grant The InnovateHER Challenge is sponsored by the Small Business Administration. This women-only grant allows budding entreprene…

VIDEO ~ First Lady Torri Jones Announced Her Husband Pastor Corey Jones Asked Her For A Divorce.

The First Lady Jones of Tabernacle Baptist Church (TBC) in Burlington, New Jersey makes an announcement to the congregation.
Her husband, the pastor has asked her for a Divorce.

In two minutes she thanks the congregation for their love and support and all of the things she did as the First Lady with young girls and the community.
However, he does not want to be married any longer and asked her for a divorce.
You will hear grunts from the congregation saying 'The devil is a liar'.

7 Mistakes The Middle Class Make With Their Money.

About half of Americans lived in middle-income households in 2014, according to Pew Research. This demographic includes families with incomes between $42,000 and $125,000. The middle class provides and consumes the bulk of services that keep society afloat, driving economic growth and investment with each purchase they make. Most middle-class families don’t have nearly enough saved to retire at age 65. Sometimes we don’t always make the smartest decisions with our money. Here are 7 money mistakes the middle class needs to stop making. 1. Racking up too much debt According to a recent study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, 65% of credit card users carry a balance, which means they are paying interest each month. That money is literally flying out the window.
For middle-class Americans trying to get ahead financially, this can be a costly mistake. Remember, the average credit card interest rate is now over 15%!
2. Not increasing your retirement amount. It’s important to boost your retiremen…

iPhone X Makes It Debut, With Edge-to-Edge Display, To Cost $999 Dollars. A 5.8‑inch Super Retina Screen Fills The Hand And Dazzles The Eyes.

Apple unveiled iPhone X, its first premium-tier phone, at an event in Cupertino, Calif., on Tuesday. Here’s what else the company had to say.

• iPhone X is priced at $999, the most expensive ever for a new iPhone model. It will ship on November 3.
(Pro tip: The X is pronounced 10, and not “ex.”)

• iPhone X has a newer screen technology known as OLED, a type of display that can be made thinner, lighter and brighter with better color accuracy and contrast than its predecessor, LCD.

• The screen on the X has a so-called edge-to-edge display that takes up the entire face by eliminating the borders around the screen. Apple also eliminated the physical home button that has been a signature feature of the iPhone for a decade.

• iPhone 8 is also here, as well as its bigger sibling, the iPhone 8 Plus. The models include a glass body and a faster chip.

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