I’m sure that you have seen the news reports out of Ohio during the last week. First one, then a second Federal Judge dismissed foreclosure proceedings because the lenders “failed to prove that they owned the properties they were trying to seize”.
That’s a complicated way of saying that the paperwork is screwed up. (If you’ve [...]
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This is the performance of your retirement account while you have been investing in the stock market over the last six months. Look familiar?
Take a closer look at the chart - over the last six months the market has been down - despite those huge peaks that you see. That means a negative ROI - and the [...]
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I have received some interesting responses to my “10 Things” post. When I wrote it my personal feeling was that there would be a massive “piling on” because things seem to be so bad here, and that I would be taken to task because I went so easy on the area.
To my surprise quite the [...]
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I have been staring is disbelief at an AP story this morning. Now I know that the AP is not up to the journalistic standards of accuracy as, say, the New York Times or the Washington Post. But the fact is their stuff gets widely distributed and widely read.
The first line is the report was:
“Consumers, [...]
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