Marketwatch had an interesting story on how divorce rates have fallen during this economic recession. The article appeared this weekend and quotes a Phoenix area family law attorney Bonnie Booden: Hitched to the economy Divorce rates drop as couples realize it’s cheaper to stay together By Marty Orgel SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The recession and [...]
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Presidents and Economic Health
I came across an interesting post at The Liscio Report called “Presidential economics: Do parties matter?” And as I read through it I came across some interesting analysis and I realized there may be come misconceptions about which party really does what. Democrats are believed to be fiscally irresponsible, spenders and Republicans are supposed to [...]
Don’t Forget: USA Was Built on Financial Discipline
David Brooks wrote a thought provoking column today on money and debt. I think he makes a great point about “The Great Seduction” of debt and the impact on todays society. He makes some interesting observations on how powerful a role financial discipline played as the United States became the wealthiest nation on earth: The [...]









