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Tag Archives: Credit Card Debt
Walking Away From High Credit Scores
We have all heard it said: “Cash Is King.” A growing number of Americans are starting to agree. Continue reading
Must-See Animation: The Crisis of Capitalism
The American Dream has become buying it all today and paying for it tomorrow…with interest. Houses, cars, clothes, college education. The average household spends thousands on interest every year. No wonder the financiers are getting richer! Continue reading
Breaking America’s Financial Illiteracy
Not surprisingly, Generations X and Y are getting themselves into huge financial trouble. Our public schools must step up to give our kids a practical, real-world financial education if America’s cycle of financial illiteracy is to be broken. Continue reading
It Was a Wonderful Life
“Just a minute – just a minute. Now, hold on, Mr. Potter. You’re right when you say my father was no businessman. I know that. Why he ever started this cheap, penny-ante Building and Loan, I’ll never know. But neither … Continue reading
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Tagged Constitution, Credit Card Debt, GDP, Government Spending, Inflation, National Debt, Taxes
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How Strategic Default Could Save Our Economy
More Debt Is Not The Answer “I was on my way to recovery, then you enabled me.” – Drug Addict Bailing out banks is like a mother giving her 28 year old son that is living at home, money for … Continue reading