The war is costing them so much yet they are letting the government spend like it’s free money. They think the smartest people are managing the country, but it’s not the case. If the country was a company and management team was running the company into deep debt, wouldn’t share holders fire the management? If [...]
I know I’m not the only one struggling with this problem. But I really need some help I had a credit score of 670 about two years ago. Now I’m scared to even check. I have two maxed out credit cards, and a furniture bill that all about equvilates to a little less than 10,000 [...]
Proposition 61is ballot measure in Colorado suggesting that non-enterprise borrowing must first be voter approved, and cannot exceed more than 10% of the taxable assessed value of the institution. Critics fear the state will be unable to support basic functions (such as construction and unemployment). What do you think?
People need some type of loan at some point in there life, home, auto, medical, schooling, etc. We would not have all of these foreclosures, bankruptcy cases, Consolidation company’s, repo’s, or worse divorce, insurance fraud, suicides, etc if debt was not a constant up hill battle. I believe this is one of our biggest problems [...]
Housing recovery stymied as government works at cross-purposes BOSTON – Sue Stamper, a business owner in Sacramento, Calif., wants to buy a home. After mortgage-financiers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac imposed the strictest loan standards in more than a decade, she doesn’t qualify. Read more on Providence Business News
Minnesota Shutdown 2011: State Government Shuts Down The post and live blog below are a collaboration between Patch and HuffPost reporters. Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton (D) and top Republican state lawmakers failed to reach a budget deal to avert a government shutdown ahead of a midnight (CST) deadline. Read more on The Huffington Post
You are financially supporting a government that is enslaving you in the form of future debt through taxation – a means of guaranteeing that you will have to work that much longer in order to pay for government loans to the very same industries that profited from the creation of our economic collapse which affords [...]
I have a couple school loans. However, I have about ten entries from different companies on my report collecting these two school loans. I do not get any mail from these company because of my moves. I don’t know who I should contact to start paying them. Is there any free credit help or counseling [...]
Ten Days and Counting: Why Minnesota’s Government Could Shut Down July 1 Minnesota’s problems parallel that of the federal government — too many obligations, too little money, and a disappearing willingness to compromise Read more on Time Magazine
My step-mother is a disabled vet, with a massive amount of credit card debt left over from my father passing away. She’s simply doesn’t have enough income from VA disability to pay for all the debt and has been waiting for almost 2 years to get her first Social Security hearing, which still isn’t until [...]
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