November 13th, 2008
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At this point, not even the most stubborn of optimists can argue against the fact that we are in a recession. As thousands of jobs are being cut and the stock market sinks to lows not seen since the 90’s, being prepared for the worst is an absolute necessity. Here are 10 ways [...]
November 3rd, 2008
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Saving money is tough. Especially in a time when people are losing their jobs, inflation is at record highs, and things like gas and food are costing more than ever. When I first started working full time, all I had was a checking account. My money would be deposited electronically every week and I would [...]
August 27th, 2008
Filed under: Economics, Saving |
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With the financial markets being as volatile as they have been this year and consumer debt at record highs it is crucial that you take advantage of every opportunity to put the money that you do have to work for you. Here is my simple solution for you. Use internet savings accounts with reputable banks [...]
February 3rd, 2008
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With all of the recent news about the economical downturn this year, the stock market has been down, the Fed was freaking out and the world over has been worried about a pending and overdue U.S. recession. On the day that would have been the largest drop in the stock market since the bubble [...]
December 19th, 2007
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Financial debt is something that millions upon millions of people across the globe are dealing with. Unfortunately, it is only getting worse. Fortunately, all debt isn’t bad and there is such a thing as good debt. I’ll go into detail about what the difference is and why. Opinion varies on this [...]