What do you expect to inherit from your grandparents or parents? The number of Americans who will inherit money is quite small and will most likely continue to decrease in the coming years.
In fact, nearly 92 percent of the American population will receive nothing at all. That means about 8 percent will inherit money, but […]
Since about 1985, egg donors have been used to help infertile couples conceive and have a baby. The use of egg donations has risen nationwide. There was a 40% increase in the use of eggs nationwide from 10,389 in 2000 to 14,323 in 2003.
This increase may be due to the increasing number of older women […]
I am one of the 61 percent of Americans who is unmarried, without children, and owns a pet. I must admit I am also part of the 56 percent of dog owners who buys their pets Christmas presents.
Although I do contribute a little to the $40 billion pet industry, at least I haven’t turned into […]
I will admit I am (just a tad) obsessed with my little toy yorkie – I do have a dog carrier purse and even little outfits for her.  But what can I say? Being a single working woman, what else do I have to dote on? She is a playful loving companion full of energy […]
Although you often hear about single women adopting, many single men are also adopting these days. According to a report from Bob McClay of KTAR radio, single men who are adopting children have doubled in numbers between 1998 and 2005. About 3 percent of adoptions from foster care are from single men.
Whether you’re a single […]
Ever wonder how common your name is? Nerd that I am, I certainly do and have even looked it up. I currently rank #89 for most common name in the states (definitely something to be quite proud of if you don’t mind not being unique or anomalous).Â
James is the #1 most common first name in […]