Archive for January 2nd, 2009
A summary of the Lending Club services and processes.
Congrats to Chip for taking such a dire subject and injecting a sense of humor and a bit of hope.
From our perspective at MoneyAssistant.org there is a ton of pain ahead. In addition to expected spikes in unemployment and further underemployment, tightened credit and higher interest rates, and expected deficits at all [...]
An analysis of some key components of the Great Depression
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The author is right on target!!
With real unemployment continuing to rise, corporate and private bankruptcies spiking, earnings levels eroding tremendously, asset values tumbling, and credit severely restricted, the “tide” must first recede before it turns and begins to improve. Things are continuing to get worse. Thus, they can not, [...]
Two Wall Street Journal columns jump from their website today:
After Dow’s Collapse, Guarded Hope
After the U.S. stock market’s third-worst year in more than a century, many investors are hoping for a turnaround in 2009. But considering the pain that has continued for more than a year, they are reluctant to bet on it.
Stimulus Versus Recession
Latest Small Business and Personal Finance Information- No deal on estate tax
- A dead novelist's cutting-edge biz advice
- Want jobs? Import entrepreneurs
- Another $1 billion in credit vanishes
- A solar startup saves energy and cash
- Returning a gift gets costly
- How Much Is a College Degree Worth?
- The wide world of index funds
- Weaker dollar, stronger returns
- More Borrowers Drawn to 15-Year Mortgage
- Entrepreneurs who keep their cool
- Cleaning up a retirement mess
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