November, 2009

Can the government fix this deficit problem?

In October, the US Treasury took in $135.3 billion and spent $311.7 billion. President Obama is now promising a deficit-reduction plan that will come with his 2011 budget. I have a question. Has all of this debt been part of a budget, because if it has, someone needs some definite budgeting lesson. ...

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Close Ties Between Your Waist Line and Your Bottom Line

Connection Between Heart and Wallet Connect the dots between empty calories and an empty wallet. You may often hear the adage “at least you have your health” when a person’s financial state is dire. We often make a distinction between our physical well-being and our financial well-being. However, there are more similarities between keeping our bodies and ...

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Overdraft fees: Finally, fair warning

It only took a deep recession but finally the need to protect consumers is outweighing the almighty concern for business to make a buck. Read more about Overdraft fees: Finally, fair warning...

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Niacin | The next health craze?

Niacin: the latest vitamin already known to be good for you, confirmed again as good for you Tomatoes - a great source of niacin. From Wikimedia commons. Niacin is one of the essential vitamins that a person has to consume, and recent studies have shown it to help decrease bad cholesterol, and boost the good kind.  That ...

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Trista Joy Lathern Gives Charity a Bad Name

Shame on you, Trista Joy Lathern Trista Joy Lathern: one bad apple. Image from openphoto.net. People have all kinds of excuses for not donating to charity. Most of the people I know and I don't hand out money to people asking for change on the streets because we all agree that unless we know what they're going ...

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