Josette Mandela | May 31, 2008
Ok, so maybe suggesting Josette Mandela will become the next Neal Boortz is wishful thinking and yet….
After reading Neal Boortz colorful life story on his website I must admit, there are a lot of similiarities in our background. Only Josette Mandela was the A-/B+ student that Neal probably loved to hate as she always was [...]
Josette Mandela | May 19, 2008
Meet the newest radio talk show host, Josette Mandela!
Yes, I have been doing some research on bringing you more timely information and decided to create a radio talk show to go with my website and blog. To tune in and hear previous shows, go to www.blogtalkradio.com/josettemandela .
Also go to www.blogtalkradio.com/josettemandela to see the schedule for live broadcasts, topics to be [...]
Josette Mandela | May 12, 2008
Yes, I have done some research and found a new medium to communicate with my loyal subscribers.
I have added an internet based radio program to the mix. You can now talk live to me about anything that confuses you about your financial situation.
Missed an episode? Then click here and listen to the replays.
I [...]
Josette Mandela | May 2, 2008
The long awaited membership site for The suddenly single women is officially operational.
Click on the link and see what you think. New articles, videos, and teleseminars
will be arriving weekly so check back often.
Let me know what you think.
I believe in you.
Josette Mandela | May 2, 2008
Did you get your tax return to the IRS by April 15? Did you have your refund deposited directly into your bank account?
If you answered ’yes’ to both of these questions then you should see the tax
rebate check in your account very soon. The government decided to move up the date and yesterday was the first day of the program.
They have decided to segregate the deposits starting with the people whose
social security numbers end with ’00′ . They also are starting with the people
who had direct deposit because it simplifies the processing.
Once they get through all the returns with direct deposit information, they will
then begin printing and mailing checks to those who did not include direct deposit
information on their tax return.
So nows the time to start reveiwing what you are going to do with an extra
$300, $600 or more, depending on your family situation.
My recommendation is to invest it, whether in your retirement program or an
education program. Don’t just spend the money for the sake of spending money.
I believe in you.
Josette Mandela, MBA, MSIE and author of 
