David Mcrae

Mississippi is no stranger to storm damage.

April is Financial Wellness Month at the Mississippi Treasury – a time to highlight the small things families and individuals can do to achieve greater financial freedom in the years ahead.

It’s hard to believe, but this year will mark the twentieth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

Summer is around the corner – and you can feel it in our household. The kids are ready for a break, and I’m sure their teachers are as well.

Can you imagine reaching into the pocket of an old pair of jeans and finding an $11,000 check?

During President Trump’s first term, he vowed to build, create, and grow more things in the U.S.A., saying “Restoring American manufacturing will not only restore our wealth, it will restore our pride in ourselves.

It’s hard to believe, but the back-to-school rush is already here.

The last few weeks have been about new routines in our household, as the kids returned to school for the 2025-26 academic year. While they prepared for a new season of sports, music, and friendships, the Treasury team and I prepared to launch into another MPACT enrollment season.