Years later, politicians are still fighting over the same issues: Jobs, health care, debt
This was a post from January 2013, kicking off the new year and the Obama administration’s challenges after winning the 2012 election. Headed into 2020, you may find that much has never been resolved or addressed, More...
Top 8 Ways Monetary Assistance Aids Unmarried Mothers In America
The fact is that it is never easy for unmarried mothers to get everything for their child. In short, it is a situation which calls for financial assistance. Presently, different types of monetary assistance are More...
Actionable Content Marketing – Buzz Word or Best Seller?
It seems as though in every generation a string of advertising buzz words hit the news, some of them authentic and others just catchy phrases used by the likes of Madison Avenue to generate new clientele. In 2015 More...
The US-China Trade Truce Looks Very Fragile
At the G20 meeting that took place in Tokyo, delegations from both the United States and China agreed not to slap any further tariffs on each other and restart difficult trade talks that broke in early May. Although More...
New Green New Deal ‘model’ crashes the economy and doesn’t fix climate change
Reaching the Green New Deal goal of drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 is practically impossible, according to an analysis using the government’s own economic modeling. Despite the hysterics More...
Debt vs Hybrid Mutual Funds: what are they and which one should you invest in?
Investing in mutual funds is a way of growing money over time. The returns are much higher than what financial institutions can provide since they use “power of compounding” and you can see money growing marginally, More...
Puerto Rico protests grow as Gov Ricardo Rosselló refuses to resign
Hundreds of thousands took to the streets across Puerto Rico to protest Governor Ricardo Rosselló’s decision not to resign his post, despite announcingthat he would not seek re-election and would step More...
Election 2020: Bernie Sanders cuts hours for staff to get, keep them at $15 per hour
Capitalism 1010 descended on the Bernie Sanders campaign. Sanders pushes for a $15 minimum wage and has announced this weekend he will cut staffers’ hours so that they can effectively be paid a $15-an-hour More...
Dangerous insects, long-horned beetles, grain weevils found in shipments headed to East Coast
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed today that two insects that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture specialists discovered during June were first ever discoveries of those species More...
Election 2020: Beto O’Rourke dodges 70% tax rate, speaks in Spanish before changing topics
During the first primary Democratic debate on Wednesday night, Robert ‘Beto’ O’Rourke dodged his first question of the night, his potential support of a 70% margin tax rate. “Some Democrats want marginal, More...
Can I buy Bitcoin with my credit card anonymously?
To answer this question in one word: No. You cannot buy Bitcoin with credit card anonymously because it is illegal and you need to have proper verification before you are allowed to make any purchase on an exchange. More...
MasterCard concedes to transgender movement, allows users to pick their names for their card
MasterCard announced that customers will now be able to choose another name for their credit cards, focusing on the gender identity craze, calling their new line cards: “True Name” cards for the “transgender More...
Look back at 2011: the dollar hit a record crash, Sterling hit highs as the debt deadlock continued
It was this month in 2011 when Bloomberg began their report “The dollar fell against all of its most-traded counterparts as politicians struggled to agree on raising the U.S. debt ceiling and reducing its More...
Supreme Court rejects ‘In God We Trust’ case to remove phrase from US money
The Supreme Court announced yesterday it will not take up a legal dispute by atheist groups which sought to remove the words “In God We Trust” from U.S. currency. Michael Newdow, an activist who filed More...
Why Can Financial Markets Trading At Home Be Problematic?
Trading at home is what many people want to do – it is convenient, flexible, and thanks to advances in technology it is something that everyone is able to do. However, there are some problems that home traders More...
Forbes: Netflix needs a miracle to climb out of their debt hole
Investing advisors are already warning Netflix shareholders that the clock may be running down on the streaming giant’s dominance. The new competitor, Disney+, launches in November and personal investor Stephen More...
The Growth of Esports in the United States
The esports industry is one of the world’s greatest economic success stories right now as global revenues are expected to surge past $1 billion this year. North America is the largest market, boasting annual More...
Economic Expectancy Remains Low Despite Better Chinese Exports
Although financial markets are not pricing in any negative outcome at the present time, with live stock trading favored by the positive risk mood, 2019 could be tumultuous year due to several ongoing risk factors More...
FANG Financial Results are Mixed
While Facebook hit the cover off the ball in the Q1, for the second consecutive quarter, Alphabet, the parent company that operates Google reported disappointing financial results. After fourth-quarter numbers were More...
Hi Ho Silver!
As the U.S. and global economies roll along in pretty good shape, many collectors are chasing down silver and gold coins. The prices have tumbled, yet seem poised for a bounce back when the stock market corrects. In More...
