Inflation Check; Economic Impact
March 14, 2008 by Tony
Filed under Economics, Housing Market, Personal Finance
Rebuilding Year For the Greenback! The U.S. dollar might be our home team, but when I look at the upcoming season I don’t really see many positive signs! Our dollar is weakening and the US is left to suffer for it!
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Reaching Financial Freedom In Today’s Economy
March 13, 2008 by Tony
Filed under Economics, Personal Finance
Reaching Financial Freedom In Today’s Economy
Making minimum payment is often thought not to be good advice. People tend to advise you to pay more to the debtor first then what is left over is for you, right? Whoever gives you that advice couldn’t be more wrong! Let me explain. If you spend all your paycheck on overpaying your debt then you might find yourself looking for ways to get that tire repaired that you’ve been meaning to address, or worse, in a situation where you have no available funds for emergencies! Bellow are seven steps that I have found to be very valuable in getting out of debt for good! Read more
Buy me a cup o' Joe!$119 A Barrel of Oil!
March 7, 2008 by Tony
Filed under Commodities, Economics, Oil
If Inflation Keeps Eating Up The Dollar, OPEC Will Deliberately Cut Production So That Oil Prices Increase Accordingly
So, some of you might be thinking, “OPEC is totally rolling in the moolah!”, seeing that they account for 40% of the world’s oil production. I guess it would make sense because the U.S. Energy Dept. estimates that OPEC members earned $675 billion from oil exports in 2007, a 10% increase from the prior year. Heck yeah that’s a lot of moolah being made!
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What Recession?
March 5, 2008 by Tony
Filed under Economics, Housing Market
Where are you from? Another planet or something? After last weeks’ surge of reports on the housing market, including some figures that were pretty scary in the construction industry, if you still think we aren’t drowning swiftly into recession, you must be from some other planet!
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