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What happened to our auto industry? It seems they’ve been lousy towards the needs of our consumers. Imagine, many are buying cars once in a while even at bad economy. And, auto industries must really do their best to assure consumer safety on roads.



As if the auto industry wasn't taking enough of a shellacking over the last couple of years – first there were the Ford, Chrysler, and… Continue

It's a new year, and the new legislation concerning credit cards, the Credit CARD Act, places some new restrictions on credit cards that credit card companies don't like – because it keeps them honest – and that means that consumers are going to be taking it in the neck. We may all get sent running for payday loans to pay our credit card bills. For one – expect rates to rise.



They will notify you and keep it legal, but it's likely to happen. They will also likely slash limits. The id… Continue

Mark McGwire was on STEROIDS? Oh say it ain't so…gimme a break. Who ISN'T anymore? Oh, and it isn't as if they aren't pushed on anyone in high school by their degenerate coaches.

It also as if the St. Louis Cardinals wouldn't have known at the time that Big Mac was juicing – I might also reiterate that your local high schoo… Continue

This coming Christmas and New Year Holiday unexpected expenses might come our way. Of course, we are still in recession and we cannot deny the fact that we are struggling to hard to meet our own needs and family as well. That is why, we really need to watch our expenses and try to be more practical at all times.

Financial experts today recommend having at least six months of living expenses squirreled away in… Continue

Credit card debts is the recently scenario for the past few months now. It is because of the financial difficulties and recession we have encounter till now.

If you think credit card debt is a hassle, you should take a look at U.S. debt. Current levels of U.S. debt are staggering, as over $1.2 trillion has been added to the balance sheet already since the beginning of 2008. Estimates, tho… Continue