Budget Compromises Continue, Down To The Details
The conflict over the budget of the United States is still going on. (…)
Economy
Banks Change More Rules, Debit Rewards Disappear
When the Wall Street reform came, millions of Americans were happy. (…)
Wealth Falls In America, Average Family Makes Less Money
Since the stock market fell in 2008, there has been constant talk about how the economy is suffering and the modern American family is no longer living as comfortably as it once did. (…)
Banks Hurting From Wall Street Reform, Higher ATM Fees Possible
We have all been there before. (…)
Things Get Worse For Japan, Nuclear Radiation Increasing, Economy Hurting, and Death Count Rising
One of the major fears in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the island of Japan just days ago was that the nuclear power plants would be damaged or malfunction and as a result, radiation would spread. (…)
DJIA Stocks Fall to Six-Week Low
On the heels of Japan’s massive earthquake, the Dow Jones Industrial Average saw U.S. stocks drop to a six-week low as financial experts decided how […]
Wall Street Reform Effecting Debit Cards, Potential Fifty Dollar Cap On Its Way
In the modern age, the most common form of payment for most Americans is via debit card. (…)
Senate Hears Republican And Democrat Spending Proposals, Rejects Both
The Senate in the United States is fairly divided. (…)
Tension Still High In Wisconsin, Governor Walker Giving In
Tension has been high in Wisconsin for nearly a month as a result of Governor Scott Walker’s proposed budget. (…)
February Sees Job Growth, Unemployment Drops But Remains High
For the fifth straight month, there was job growth in the United States. (…)
