Did The Bailout Do Anything?

on December 11, 2008

Maybe you’ve heard about how the $700 billion bailout bill only helped those folks on Wall Street and not the folks on Main Street. Well, that’s not true. One thing the bailout has already done is to lower you taxes.

3 Bailout Costs No One Is Talking About

on December 19, 2011

The bailout of our banking system, considered a short-term solution by many experts, could end up costing you big in the long-term.

Locking In Low Gas Prices

on May 3, 2010

GasBank.com, a new start up expected to launch within the next few months, is promising to let customers buy as many gallons of gas as they want, at today’s price, and pump it into their car whenever they like.

205 Ways to Save Money

on May 29, 2020

This is an excerpt from my first book, Life or Debt. You won’t be able to use every tip, but you’ll definitely be able to use some!

Your Credit Union On Every Corner?

on December 19, 2011

Credit Unions traditionally offer higher interest rates and lower fees than banks. The only problem: if you want to make a deposit or use an ATM, visiting a branch of your union might not be convenient or even possible. But, thanks to “Credit Union Sharing”, that’s all about to change.

Getting Organized

on September 14, 2008

As the 21st century dawned the world was aglow over the Internet. The Internet was going to make the invention of things like TV, radio and personal computers pale in comparison. This technology, like the Industrial Revolution, marked a quantum leap in human productivity. It would forever connect businesses with suppliers and us with everyone … Continued

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