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Posts made in June, 2010
Although the unemployment rate fell to 9.7% for the month of May, the Obama administration is not happy. The vast majority of jobs added to the economy were temporary census positions. Meanwhile, private companies failed to meet economists’ expectations. Last month, when unemployment rose to 9.9%, the administration was...
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Prices increase every summer, especially the cost of gas. Maintaining a car is one the most expensive items on a family’s budget. Therefore, proper maintenance and care can save you a huge headache down the road, so to speak.
1. Always check on your vehicle regularly. A well-maintained vehicle can save you a bundle...
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Many people are attempting to draw parallels between the unprecedented disaster occurring in the Gulf of Mexico and slowly spreading to the Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida coastlines and Hurricane Katrina. However, comparing this man-made disaster to an act of nature whose damage was aided by human failure partially...
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by Dennesa Mae Ratkins
What Is A Reverse Mortgage?
Many seniors wish to enjoy their golden many years, but are unable to discover a way to either increase their monthly earnings or decrease enough of their monthly expenditures so that they can retire at a comfortable age. One way to circumvent this issue is by obtaining a reverse...
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Why Living A Frugal Lifestyle Is Still Important
With a dip in consumer spending in April, many people who are insisting that the economy is back to business as usual were forced to eat a big bowl of crow. Despite the unchanged economic realities for most of us, Slate has an article about how luxury spending is on the rise again. ...
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