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Entries Tagged as 'Economic Crisis'

Recession-Driven Employee Benefit Cuts: Temporary or Permanent?

April 16th, 2009 · No Comments · Consumer Debt

This question is certainly on the forefront of many American’s minds as we struggle collectively through the current economic crisis. While having stable employment “period” is certainly the most critical achievement for most folks today, many companies are eliminating and reducing the benefits they offer their employees, such as cutting bonuses, pensions, 401(k) plans, or [...]

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Why Dogs Bite People

October 13th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Banking, Consumer Debt

I opened my email today and had one with that titillating subject line, amongst a sea of titles such as “How Bad Will it Get” (from the Motley Fool); “CEO’s Message Regarding Recent Market Events” (from miscellaneous financial accounts I hold) and of course the weekly “Your Personal Rental Reminder” from Blockbuster.  I didn’t have [...]

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House passes Credit Card Reform Act

September 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Credit Cards

On Tuesday, September 23, the House passed the Credit Card Reform Act, which we’ve been following here in this blog. This is great news! The bad news? Congress is totally tied up with the economic bail out, so the Senate may ignore this bill. Let’s hope not. As we [...]

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