With the country in the midst of this deep recession, saving extra money has become the new conspicuous consumption. Dietitians assert that you can save money by losing getting healthier. There are behaviors that become inherently beneficial if you are trying to enhance your wellness. For instance, learning to cook healthy,...
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While the recession has harmed a considerable number of Americans, blacks are doing much worse than other groups of citizens. What is thought to be a recession for most Americans is actually a depression for African-Americans. The numbers are stark. Blacks have much higher levels of unemployment, foreclosure, and bankruptcy...
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Considering that unemployment has recently reached the 10% mark, it’s important to make sure you’re on top of your resume game. It’s going to take more than your own sense of meticulousness to make sure your resume is its crispiest, and to make sure it stands out at first glance to picky employee seekers with low...
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The Wall Street Journal has a story about a New York restaurant that is no longer accepting cash. They have chosen to become one of a growing number of “plastic only” establishments. Named Commerce, the owners of this haughty tabernacle of fine dining are obviously not versed in the art of spin. The Wall Street Journal...
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While this may not come as surprise to many, the poverty rate skyrocketed in 2008. Last year’s poverty rate, which is approximately $22,000 for a family of four, was 13.2%. This is the highest rate in the last twelve years. It is unfortunate that the plight of the least financially solvent among us has gone unnoticed. Since...
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by Mark Walters Personal debt is now at the highest level that it has been in history. Financial problems are the leading cause of a number of personal problems, such as depression and divorce. Think how much better you would feel should you be able to realize the dream of debt free living. I’m deep in the middle of the...
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