Kenneth LaVoie disagree as much as you want with math, till you go blue in the face...

I am moving into the area and have a potential project going on in the Clements/Blue Springs area.

Median income also seemed to suggest a mostly blue-collar workforce with high unemployment.

Located in a solid blue collar town in northeast Pa.

@Trevor Barrett I'd look outside of financial advisors as when I was new I did the same and got the answer of 'buy REITs, buy blue chip stocks, stay away from risk, 2-4% a year is good move."

And can someone explain to me why when I use the @ with someone's name that it doesn't turn blue?

As long as you are prepared to pay flood insurance and you are not looking for clear blue water you might want to check out those areas.

I've looked at Citi Custom Cash, AMEX Blue Cash Everyday, Capital One Quicksilver, and Chase Freedom Unlimited. 

Riverside is a centrally located area of So Cal and is an area that is mostly made up of Blue Collar workers that can't quite afford to live in OC or LA and come to this area for lower cost housing.

Hey @Rhonda Blue I currently work in MV off Jeronimo and Alicia Parkway.