Hi Readers! Today we have a guest post by Debt Consolidation Care specialist, Samantha Spuckler. Enjoy! 4 Signs of Yet Another Slump in the US – Is a Double-Dip Recession ‘Round the Corner? After the Standard & Poor’s stripped off the pristine credit rating of the US and cut it to AA+, the fretting consumers are...
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The unemployment rate dropped by an amazing .4% last month, from 9.4% to 9%. This represents a drop of almost a full percentage point in the last two months. While this should be great news, the US economy only created a net 36,000 jobs in January. Economists and policy analysts are scrambling to figure out how such anemic...
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For many of us, 2010 has been a year filled with myriad vicissitudes, both professionally and personally. For me, the lows were at times so pervasive that I could hardly breathe. Many people ostensibly subscribe to the notion that adversity builds strength of character. In reality, the idea that there is nobility in pain and...
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The passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards was indeed tragic. Mrs. Edwards was a brilliant, compassionate person and by all accounts, a fierce political infighter. She devoted her considerable energies, obvious even when she was in the depths of her sickness, to helping people and making our country better. Elizabeth Edwards...
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The Great Recession has led to severe budget cuts in nearly all sectors of our economy. Money is tight and everyone is feeling the pinch. In this atmosphere, everything on the balance sheet is coming under intense scrutiny. Unfortunately, even our institutions of higher learning are not immune from this terrible economy. ...
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The Wikileaks organization is under a sustained attack from the United States government. Ever since their latest document dump, politician, bloggers, and pundits across the ideological spectrum have called for Julian Assange, founder and leader of Wikileaks, to be prosecuted for treason or assassinated. It started Thursday, when...
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