It doesn't look like much in the beginning. The power comes in the last ten years from compounding the money saved in the previous 20.

You can borrow money for college. But you can't borrow for retirement.

Many young parents think linearly. Get a job, move up, buy a house, start a family, educate the children — and then think about retirement. But once they've taken care of the kids, there's not enough time to benefit from the compounding of earnings over 30 or more years.

People are beginning to realize that education is power, that education is money, that education is an opportunity.

When your power bill is almost half of what your rent is it creates a real problem.

They've been soliciting in the Arvada area for many, many years, and they only take money, which in our estimation sends up a red flag.