Current Affairs Articles
It is Osama Bin Laden who is today standing in front of a banner stating "Mission Accomplished." After eight years we are no closer to capturing or killing him than we were on 9/11. And we can only blame Bush's government for this.
Mon, 30 Mar 2009: Beat The Recession & Coming Depression & Make a Fortune Doing it...
A brief rant on today's recession and how you can Recession Proof yourself and create infinite income in any economic environment starting today.
Thu, 26 Mar 2009: Can the Housing Market be Stablized?
While the Dallas market has been fortunate that foreclosures have not overwhelmed the housing market. But it is a widely held belief that the economy went down with the real estate market. As the nation waits to hear President Obama's plan to help struggling homeowners, many analysts have differing ideas of just how that should be done.
Fri, 13 Mar 2009: New Thoughts on how to Reduce Drug Usage and Crime
Crime is becoming rampant due to drug usage. Drug usage is becoming rampant due to wanting to escape from responsibility. Escape from responsibility is becoming rampant because of the legal system in our country. The legal system is becoming more active and domineering because of crime. It is a self-feeding system and as all self-feeding systems it needs to have a brake put on it at some point.
Wed, 4 Mar 2009: America Today Recession Or Renewal? What An Amazing Opportunity To Dream
Today America has the opportunity to recapture the spirit of "America". All the stories we have heard as children, the values, love, hope and faith. We have two choices keep the media hype and proclaim recession or dream and see a true Renewal.
Tue, 24 Feb 2009: Mortgage Rates Fall Back to Previous Lows
This article looks at the news with interest rates and other news in the mortgage industry.
Sat, 14 Feb 2009: MPs To Declare Corporate Entertainment Freebees
The media have been having a corporate entertainment frenzy over the perks of Whitehall politicians. It seems that our MPs have been enjoying the likes of Wimbledon, light lunches and football matches for free thanks to having the odd meeting or two with bank bosses and petrol suppliers. I have always been under the impression that this kind of thing went on anyway, so is it really news?
Sat, 14 Feb 2009: Raising Standards In Care Homes -East Anglia, The West Country And All Points In Between Take Note
An article highlighting some important points that the recently announced report on care homes in the UK needs to address for care of the elderly to improve.
Mon, 2 Feb 2009: Five US Cities Where Real Estate Has Been Hardest Hit
If you want to know about phenomenal real estate deals, you've come to the right place. Check out America's top five cities.
Thu, 29 Jan 2009: Learning to Profit From The Stock Market-00-2616
trading mistakes generally fall into two categories: trading psychology and trend-relativity errors. The first is an
Tue, 13 Jan 2009: Mortgage Rates Continue To Fall
This article looks at the recent fall in mortgage interest rates.
Thu, 1 Jan 2009: Is It Better To Rent Or Buy In The Current Economy?
Historically speaking, the answer to the rent or buy question is that usually it's smarter to buy a house. These are not usual times. The true answer to that question, of course, depends on the individual situation.
Wed, 24 Dec 2008: Wyoming Oldie Discovers The Ease Of Making Own Website
Martha, 62, has been running her own little gasoline station in a small town at the foot of the Green Mountains in the southwest portion of Wyoming. It caters mostly to old-timers who frequent the trails and of first-time vacationers lured by the natural beauty of the state.
Tue, 16 Dec 2008: Conscious Political Leadership - The Law of Attraction Leader
Find out how to know when a Leader is aligned with the Universal Laws of Creation.
Sat, 13 Dec 2008: Outlook Is Hopeful For Home Buyers
The Treasury Department is working on a plan to lower mortgage rates to 4.5. This article looks at the benefits and problems of this plan.
Sat, 13 Dec 2008: Mortgage Rates Drop Again to Near Record Lows
This article examines current news and issues with mortgage rates.
Sat, 13 Dec 2008: Car Hire Strategies For The Modern World
A look at some of the responses of car hire companies to recent customer trends.
Tue, 9 Dec 2008: Mortgage Rates Experience Historic Drop
Mortgage interest rates experienced a historic drop this week. This article looks at current mortgage rates news.
Wed, 26 Nov 2008: China Today: Hu Jintao. Supreme Leader
Hu Jintao has become the supreme leader of China today by excelling at his studies, and then each task he was given on his way up the heirarchy.
Sun, 23 Nov 2008: The Great Bailout Stall, Part VII Taking Responsibility
Forget about the big guys in the Wall Street Jungle and focus on taking responsibility for your own business. If you don't heed my words --- and you do get eaten alive --- please feel free to picture me saying, "I told you so."
Sun, 23 Nov 2008: The Great Bailout Stall, Part VI Economic Disaster
If investors knew they were on their own, they would be far more careful than they are now. And if brokerage houses were found guilty of committing fraud or theft, word would get around and, as in any other kind of business, they would end up with no customers, thereby insuring their own economic disaster.
Sat, 22 Nov 2008: Mortgage Rates Drop For Second Week
This article looks at recent changes in mortgage interest rates along with other news and views on the mortgage market.
Thu, 20 Nov 2008: What Are The Signs of An Economic Recession
Economic recession lasts from six months until a year or two, which could be the worst time frame for a recession. Based on the experience of the United States with its last three recessions, the labor- market recession would last between three to four years.
Wed, 19 Nov 2008: What Are The Effects Of Economic Recession On The Youth
Youth are two to three times more likely than adults to be unemployed. The situation is particularly critical for young women, who suffer higher rates of unemployment than young men in the majority of economies.
Wed, 19 Nov 2008: History Of Economic Recessions In The United States
The first economic recession happened in 1819. It greatly affected the new nation. After the War of This enable1812, the American economy was experiencing monetary strains. In 1814, during the term of President Madison, he allowed a replacement of a national bank. d the post-war economy to boom.
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