July, 2010
You are able to cut your bill and waistline down by saving money on food
Numerous people are easily overwhelmed when it comes to saving money, though it can be very simple. Many people believe that saving cash on food, vacations or perhaps retirement is a difficult task that requires lots of skill and sacrifice. It doesn't have to be that way, nevertheless, especially if you need to start off ...
Small company turns to microloans as banks bail out
The small company loan crisis has been getting some relief with microloans. Microloans are more commonly associated with developing countries. But microlending is on the rise in the Americas as more small businesses are getting microloans when the financial institution says no.Prospects for microlenders could continue to improve, considering a small company lending bill ...
Credit Karma site lets you get your free credit score
Credit Karma is one of many websites that have emerged offering free credit scores. The financial reform bill that just passed makes it easier to know your credit score. You are able to see your credit report that lenders use very easily with the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in place. But ...
What will become of the five second rule?
Food waste is a severe world problem that we should seek to alleviate. According to Wikipedia, wasted food (raw or cooked) costs the U.K. £10.2 billion annually ($ 15.5 billion). In the United States, 15 percent of all edible food ends up untouched or unopened, which amounts to $ 43 billion in waste. You'd think ...
Racist rants get Tea Party Express leader expelled from movement
The National Tea Party Federation excommunicated the Tea Party Express and its leader, Mark Williams. Responding to an NAACP resolution demanding that the Tea Party curb the racists in its movement, Williams wrote an over the top racist satire on the group's website. When the NAACP voted on the Tea Party resolution at its convention ...
