Depression or Recession?
Looking ahead in 2010, the state of the nation for most people is dire and worsening, and 2011 looks no better. City mayors are on the front lines dealing with it. So are governors at their state...
View ArticleEconomic collapse coming soon
This is a chilling analysis of the worldwide debt crisis. Let us hope and pray that this doesn’t come to pass and at the same time PREPARE. Just How Ugly Is The Sovereign Default Truth? How Self...
View ArticleDebt Woes on Increase
Greece’s credit rating was cut three steps to junk by Standard and Poor’s, the first time a euro member has lost its investment grade since the currency’s 1999 debut [...] The post Debt Woes on...
View ArticleWorld has no more money
Big problem, big number. The leaders of the euro-area countries have thrown 750 billion euros ($963 billion) at shoring up confidence in the single currency. But it doesn’t matter how many zeros you...
View ArticleCorp Bonds drop on EU debt woes
Europe’s sovereign debt crisis is punishing corporate borrowers, with bond issuance tumbling as investors doubt a $1 trillion bailout plan will be enough to bolster confidence in government finances...
View ArticleWorld economy tumbles down
There will be many twists and turns as the Ireland debt crisis unfolds and there’s a chance a resolution might just lead to Asia [...] The post World economy tumbles down appeared first on...
View ArticleEuropean debt to grow
Support was rising Monday for plans to increase the lending power of the rescue fund for the debt-laden euro-zone countries [...] The post European debt to grow appeared first on SURVIVE2THRIVE.NET -...
View ArticleHomebuyer shortage
The single biggest problem in the U.S. real estate market is simple: There are very few homebuyers. [...] The post Homebuyer shortage appeared first on SURVIVE2THRIVE.NET - Total Health Freedom &...
View ArticleSmaller Government
Barring serious efforts to curb the growth in the country's debt, by 2020 Washington could be spending 92 cents of every tax dollar on Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and interest alone. That would...
View ArticleFrance – Next victim?
In my opinion, France will soon become the next victim of the sovereign debt fall out amongst the EU countries. Let’s fact it, there is a HUGE crisis of confidence and trust in the financial system...
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