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Posts made in September, 2009
Saving is more than cutting out big-ticket items and living an ascetic lifestyle. You can save a substantial amount of money by making small adjustments in the way you currently do things. Producers are adept at finding ways to squeeze extra money out of consumers. Nevertheless, saving money is often as easy as recognizing...
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The crisis that almost brought about the fall of civilization as we know was started by unscrupulous Wall Street bankers and brokers who knew that any risk they incurred would be passed on to somebody else.
After the federal government stepped in and prevented a financial catastrophe, many observers believed that a new, sobered...
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If you’ve been doing business online for a while, I’m sure you’ve come across the headaches of keeping track of and protecting important and sensitive business documents. Anything from joint venture agreements, non disclosure agreements, to sensitive password lists, are pretty tough to keep track of especially if...
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401k plans have become an indelible aspect of American society. Pitched as a means to provide an employee with a stake in a company’s future and as a way to help employees create an adequate retirement savings, the recent recession has exposed major flaws in the 401k structure.
Between 2008-2009, 401k plans across the country...
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Every society and civilization relies on the transference of information in order grow, expand, and innovate. The acquisition, synthesis, and transmission of knowledge has helped many formerly third world countries begin competing with Western nations economically and militarily.
Since the vulnerabilities of our financial system...
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It should come as no surprise that banks are fighting the new student loan overhaul bill tooth and nail. At issue is what President Obama, and others, describe as an unwarranted subsidy.
The banks receive a substantial federal subsidy for providing loans to college students. Instead of having the banks lend to students and take...
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