Prior to January 1st, 2009 advertisers most likely would have referred to my wife & I as “The Perfect Consumers.” Then it happened... we experienced a financial rebirth!
So what has changed in the time since then? Most everything!
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Prior to January 1st, 2009 advertisers most likely would have referred to my wife & I as “The Perfect Consumers.” Then it happened... we experienced a financial rebirth!
So what has changed in the time since then? Most everything!

I have to really sit down and think about quitting my job or not. There are a lot of things implicated when you quit your job. I identified 7 things to consider before quitting your job.


I discuss College Financial aid and the expected family contribution for college. I include a number of links to supporting documents and advice to maximize aid. I conclude that saving for college may hurt your chances for financial aid.

Our society is filled with con artists who are promising people a lifeline through jobs, recession-proof income, and access to free government grant money. They are bleeding money from individuals like you and me, and from the economy as a whole. The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on scammers trying to take advantage of the economic downturn and recently released a new video called: Fraud: An Inside Look.

We are currently benefiting from the lowest interest rate of the last decade. So several people are asking: is variable interest rate going back up as well?

July 1st the Obama administration eased HARP program eligibility rules to allow borrowers to refinance their mortgages with a Loan to value ratio of up to 125%.
Four states remain a bulwark against a recession that has led to despair in other parts of the United States. These states with steady, traditional economies have kept their jobless rates down and remain the ideal places to find employment . The lowest unemployment rate in the country remains North Dakota, tied with Nebraska for an amazingly low 4.4 percent unemployment rate. This is followed by Wyoming and South Dakota, both with unemployment rates at 5.0 percent.






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