Rep. McFadden tried to stop Fed in 1930s
We happened upon some very interesting quotes that are attributed to former Rep. Louis T.
Geithner (surprise!) firmly supports expansion of Fed powers
Now that the puppet government of the central bankers has gotten its health tax through they are moving forward with the rest of their socialist agenda, and that includes this Christopher Dodd sponsored “economic reform” bill. Geithner and Bernake are cloaking it that good old doublespeak, in this instance calling out the legitimate problems while staunchly advocating ever increasing powers to those who caused it.
Dodd taps Fed to fix financial problems it created
The reality is that we live in a satirical society that is so absurd it is truly laughable in the most sardonic possible sense. Democratic senator Christopher Dodd, the head of the Senate Banking Committee, is ready to circulate a bill that gives the Fed even more power over the country’s financial system
Mexican Slim now world’s richest person
The Americans Bill Gates and Warren Buffet always seemed to be bobbing heads at the wire each year in the race for the title of world’s richest person, but this year a new winner has emerged: Mexican telecommunications tycoon Carlos Slim.
Mar 11 2010 | Posted in Money | Read More »
Compensation consultants under scrutiny
The “little people” aren’t told these things, so you have to dig a little bit, but man, what goes on “up in the heavens” is rather amazing.
Mar 10 2010 | Posted in Money | Read More »
Profits now, nothing later
When you are interesting in doing business ethically, you have to consider the consequences down the line, and unfortunately big business in America has never done that. It is like farming, and I grew up in the city so I am no expert on farming. But I did learn the principle of rotating crops
Good news for Ford
Ford Motors Company was the one member of the “Big Three” of American automobile manufacturing who avoided bankruptcy when the companies made their somewhat pitiful appearances before Congress last year, hats in hand. When you are an American who has to pay for the mistakes of the rich and privileged each April 15th, it can be difficult to conjure much respect for these companies, but Ford has a very interesting history, and they used to “get it” back in the days when they introduced the Model T. The Ford Model T was released with the 1908 model year, and it was the first car that was mass produced using assembly line technology, so it was the first vehicle that was affordable enough to be within reach of working people.
Mar 4 2010 | Posted in Money | Read More »
Car care precautions save money
If you take the proper precautions and perform the necessary maintenance on your vehicle, you can really lessen the possibility of a roadside breakdown and avoid the hassle and expense involved. It’s a terrible feeling when you’re stranded by the side of the road due to a circumstance that could have been avoided with the proper foresight, so we will share a few simple but effective car care precautions with you here today. Inspect Your Tires You may think that if your car is relatively new, or if you have gotten new tires recently, you don’t need to look at them to make sure that they are properly inflated and functional.
Feb 26 2010 | Posted in Money | Read More »
A look at Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Nobody wants to have to file for bankruptcy, and it is indeed a last resort. However, such a filing can be the right thing to do under certain circumstances, and today we will take a look at the Chapter 7 variety. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is technically considered to be a “liquidation,” meaning that the debtor is required to surrender their assets to the Trustee who then sells these assets to pay back the creditors.
Feb 24 2010 | Posted in Money | Read More »
Resist credit offers
It’s easy to blame the bankers for the recent economic crisis, and they do deserve their fair share of the blame, but one of the reasons why we fell into it was because people here in America are all too willing to incur debt.
Feb 15 2010 | Posted in Money | Read More »
