ShareTweet As you’ve read here several times (It’s Not a Double Dip, It’s a Depression?, 10 Signs We’re Headed for Another Recession – Or That The Last One Never Ended), I truly believe we never left the Great Recession. Sure, in the very broadest technical definition of the word we left The Great Recession because our GDP […]
Stagflation Is Back? July Inflation Ticks Up As Economy Slows Down
ShareTweet It seems like an already tough time for consumers is getting even worse. It’s getting to the point where you need to learn how to survive on minimum wage jobs. Despite a sluggish economy (which, according to Morgan Stanley is dangerously close to entering a recession, but you already knew this because you’re an […]
Economic Uncertainty Leads to Spike in Safe Sales
ShareTweet Without a doubt, the last month has been filled with economic uncertainty. The United States Congress took forever to raise the debt limit, having the new legislature signed into law the very same day the country was due to hit the debt limit. Last week stocks plunged, regained ground, plunged, and came back again. […]
A Majority of Americans Could Not Afford a $1,000 Emergency
ShareTweet In a sad sign of the times, a recent survey found that a majority of Americans do not have enough cash in savings to be able to deal with just a $1,000 emergency expense. Considering most of us will face an unforeseen expense this large or larger in our lives, this statistic is very, […]
Why Isn’t David Walker a Mainstream “Hero” Like Al Gore?
ShareTweet Back in 2006, An Inconvenient Truth was released, and everyone went nuts over it. “Going green” became the cause of the week, and the documentary’s “star,” Al Gore, stopped being former Vice President Al Gore, and became mainstream hero Al Gore. He won the Nobel Peace Prize, the documentary won an Academy Award, and […]
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