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]]> By: alex preece http://www.savingwithoutabudget.com/entertainment/iousa-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-59333 alex preece Mon, 02 Mar 2009 12:10:34 +0000 http://www.savingwithoutabudget.com/?p=142#comment-59333 Hello “Saving without a budget” author, As a fellow money (miser) saver I across your site. But noticed that there were no recent blog posts... Anyhow its a great a great site, so I have a little offer for you.... The company I work for would like to pay you to put a text link to a credit card site on your blog. I see you have other deals already and would love to join them on the same better terms?! The website is called creditcardmenu.com and we will be launching a new fantastic looking credit card review and comparison service which is free to our customers; advertising with sites like your should be great for our profile. So let the bartering begin??! Oh and keep on blogging! Alex Preece Bad with my money, great with other peoples! Negotiator Giant Investments (I am based in London, England so excuse the weird times you get this email!) E: alex.preece@giant.org.uk T: 01273 224002 M: 07976 989946 Hello “Saving without a budget” author,

As a fellow money (miser) saver I across your site.

But noticed that there were no recent blog posts…

Anyhow its a great a great site, so I have a little offer for you….

The company I work for would like to pay you to put a text link to a credit card site on your blog. I see you have other deals already and would love to join them on the same better terms?!

The website is called creditcardmenu.com and we will be launching a new fantastic looking credit card review and comparison service which is free to our customers; advertising with sites like your should be great for our profile.

So let the bartering begin??!

Oh and keep on blogging!

Alex Preece
Bad with my money, great with other peoples!
Negotiator
Giant Investments
(I am based in London, England so excuse the weird times you get this email!)

E: alex.preece@giant.org.uk
T: 01273 224002
M: 07976 989946

]]> By: Matt Sherman http://www.savingwithoutabudget.com/entertainment/iousa-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-55183 Matt Sherman Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:49:13 +0000 http://www.savingwithoutabudget.com/?p=142#comment-55183 This movie is really good at scaring you. Some of the projections are absolutely bone-chilling. But it largely overstates the problem -- the deficit is currently at a manageable level of 3% of GDP. And we need to run a deficit in this economic downturn to ensure we don't have skyrocketing rates of unemployment. The flim also ignores one of the best solutions to the "problem" -- health care reform. If our health care system were as efficient as other industrialized nations, and if Medicare/Medicaid were able to take advantage of these lower costs, then our deficit problem would basically disappear. Check out the Center for Economic and Policy Research, they have a nice graphic that demonstrates this well: http://www.cepr.net/calculators/iousadeficit/calc_iousa_deficit.html This movie is really good at scaring you. Some of the projections are absolutely bone-chilling. But it largely overstates the problem — the deficit is currently at a manageable level of 3% of GDP. And we need to run a deficit in this economic downturn to ensure we don’t have skyrocketing rates of unemployment. The flim also ignores one of the best solutions to the “problem” — health care reform. If our health care system were as efficient as other industrialized nations, and if Medicare/Medicaid were able to take advantage of these lower costs, then our deficit problem would basically disappear. Check out the Center for Economic and Policy Research, they have a nice graphic that demonstrates this well: http://www.cepr.net/calculators/iousadeficit/calc_iousa_deficit.html

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