Planning for the Unthinkable
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Your parents are getting older. Here's how you can help them.
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What happens when a great company gets hit by unforeseen circumstances?
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Here's some help for those between a rock and a hard place.
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Viewpoint: Can security be increased without turning schools into armed camps? An expert on disaster preparedness tells how it can be done
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Are you financially prepared for surprises? Are you even ready for the expected expenses?
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Get a plan to protect your financial independence.
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It would be a lot easier to enjoy your life if there weren't so many things trying to kill you every day. Shadowed by peril as we are, you would think we'd get pretty good at distinguishing the risks likeliest to do us in from the ones that are statistical long shots. But you would be wrong, and it's almost certainly something we can learn to do better.
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The Zend Developer Zone has posted their latest podcast in the PHP Abstract series. This time, it's a focus on planning in your programming projects - how to get the most structure out of the simplest planning.   Davey [Shafik] is going to talk to us about one of the most neglected areas of software development, planning the project.   Grab the podcast directly here or subscribe to the feed to get this and other episodes of this quality podcast.
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Officials in this small, job-starved community hope disaster pays. They're welcoming plans by a startup company to build a $79 million center that would help people across the nation prepare for catastrophic events such as terrorist attacks and killer storms.
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Prepare for an odd kind of financial disaster.
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Don't let a will get in the way.
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Don't buy without considering threat of entry, bargaining power, and more.
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There are relatively simple solutions to a looming problem.
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It could happen to you, so you better start preparing.
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Don't let these common mistakes mess up your future.
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Putting the recent collapse in perspective.
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You never know when disaster will strike.