August, 2010
When will the U.S. labor market going to come back?
The past decade is of unemployment and a bad labor market are a "lost decade" reports Bloomberg quoting CEO Mohamed El-Erian of Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco). The economic waters the U.S. has become accustomed to sailing have turned back, never to return, suggests El-Erian. The credit market won't even allow as numerous individuals as ...
More than $ 1 million a week spent by BP on advertising
America wants BP to be doing everything possible to make sure it is taking care of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill it caused. Every person wants to make sure the oil giant is fixing the tourism, jobs and ecological balance issues. The London Telegraph reports that $ 1 million a week is being spent ...
Avoid debt with an emergency fund
Most individuals get too much debt because they have no emergency fund. You can get put into debt with the smallest things. This happens without an emergency fund. A greater disruption could be a total financial disaster. As a rule, people do not expect the unexpected. And creating an emergency fund is easier said ...
’Seamless’ isn’t the word to describe the Quicken Online to Mint migration program
Mint.com on August 29 will be where Quicken Online users can be putting their personal finance data. Nobody can go to Quicken Online anymore after that. Mint.com cost $ 170 million. It was bought by Intuit which made Quicken. Quicken Online users got a message in February from Intuit explaining the Mint budgeting site ...
Primary showing John McCain beating Tea Party
More people need to learn new things. John McCain's main goal most recently was to beat J.D. Hayworth, from the Tea Party, in the Arizona Republican Primary elections. There are others with candidates like John McCain, but he is really good at campaigning. Hayworth will have to wait six years to run again after losing ...
