Monthly Archives: September 2008
House Votes Down Bailout Bill… For Now
The House of Representative has voted against the $700 billion dollar bailout bill… for now. 207 members voted yea and 226 voted nae. The bill, however isn’t dead, just yet. The voting has remained opened, tabled for a time. It’s … Continue reading
Hello Citigroup, Goodbye Wachovia?
In August of 2000, I opened a checking account with SouthTrust bank. In 2004, SouthTrust was purchased by Wachovia. Today, as I opened my browser to check my fantasy football scores, I was met with the news that Citigroup is … Continue reading
Debt Reduction Blogs That Inspire
When I started writing about debt reduction, three years ago, there were only a handful of blogs about debt reduction. Now, there are literally hundreds (thousands?). It’s exciting to see so many people getting out of debt and sharing their … Continue reading
Debt Reduction Gurus: Clark Howard
I thought it would be interesting to take a look at a few of the most popular debt reduction gurus. Today, I’ll take a look at radio and television personality, Clark Howard. Where can you listen to his radio program, … Continue reading
