Lost my part time job early this week. This gig of the last 4+ years helped me pay off lots of consumer debt. The company (like many others) are looking to cut costs, so my part time position [...]
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Dave says it best. It took the entire history of the United States until the year 2008 to get to $9 Trillion dollars in debt. In the last 2 years, we added 50% more to this number, which [...] Shopping trends seem to be changing with the great recession in full swing. To save money, people are trading or swapping goods. This is not a flea market. People just meet and trade goods without exchanging cash. Sort [...] If it is getting better, someone better tell my employer. Just learned today that my employer will soon be implementing 12 furlough days a year for all employees. That means 12 days off without pay. Looks like [...] “What many economists don’t see in my opinion, is an economy being hamstrung by excessive government regulations, an aging work force expecting to retire on government largess, and a national attitude that the government can make better economic [...] Thinking of starting a new business? Now may be the best time. Why? Lower start-up costs Less competition Lots of available workers For more info check out: www.bizstats.com www.businessfinance.com www.entrepreneurship.org Of course, using cash is your [...] There are only three things the government will do when reacting to a bad economy. 1. Increase taxes 2. Borrow more money 3. Make more money There is another option too but they don’t do this very [...] Say it. Say it again. Until you believe it. I think it is true. The government does not create jobs (other than Federal jobs that is). They also do not create an economy. In fact, if anything, they [...] Three ideas come to mind to give yourself a raise in 2010. 1. Stop using credit cards. With interest rates of 8-24% or more, you will save money and benefit from not using them. 2. Pay off debt. [...] |
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