Is The US Senate Clueless?
Recently the US Senate decided to vote down a bill that would allow a $14 billion dollar bailout package for the Big 3 automakers. The vote count was 52-35. Almost immediately after the news of the bill failure, the White House issued a statement giving a sense of strong probability they will override the decision. [...]
The Weekend Fix - Week of Dec. 8th
Another week has flown by and Christmas is just around the corner. Hard to belive how quickly 2008 has gone past. With another week come and gone it’s time for our weekly “The Weekend Fix” feature where I highlight 5 reads from around the web that I found interesting. Hope you enjoy and have a [...]
Is It Anti-American To Save Vs. Spend?
Clearly, this holiday season we’re seeing slower retail sales then our country has experienced in years. With the economy in a tailspin and the news headlines filled with job cuts, people simply aren’t out buying in full force. Recently I’ve heard many comments that it’s “Un-American” to avoid the malls this season; I have to [...]
Even Tiger’s Aren’t Immune To Recession
Despite their superhuman talents, all-star athletes aren’t immune from the everyday effects of a tightening economy. Recently golf phenom, Tiger Woods, was given the pink slip from failing automaker GM. This is just another signal that 2009 is more then likely going to be a year of contractions in spending and restructuring of corporate budgets. [...]
The Weekend Fix - Week of Dec. 1st
Another week has flown by, and what a wild week it was. Each Saturday I like to recap some of the interesting articles I’ve read from around the net during the week prior. Here are few of the reads I wanted to share this week.
Loose Your Home Without Losing Your Mind - by Debt Kid
This [...]
Who Should Get A 4.5% Home Loan?
Yesterday information was released that the Treasury Department has plans to try and drive interest rates down to 4.5%. This sounds like a great idea on the surface, but who will actually get the opportunity to benefit from this is a different story. Furthermore does this actually address the problem facing the housing crisis or [...]
I’m Giving Away An Easy $50 Bucks
Starting this month, FixThePig is going to be holding a contest for the dedicated readers and commentators on my blog. Each month we will be running a different contest giving away cash and prizes courtesy of a blog sponsor.
This month we are giving away an easy $50 bucks via a drawing to one of the [...]
The Weekend Fix - Week of Nov. 24th
Starting today, and each Saturday going forward, I’m going to feature a new blog post called “The Weekend Fix”. The Weekend Fix will spotlight 5 of the top articles I’ve read over the previous week and feel are worth sharing with all of my readers. Hopefully you find these articles insightful and fun.
Gift Cards: The [...]
Bail Us Out, My Corporate Jet Needs Gas
What would you do if your neighbor came rolling up to your house, driving a brand new Ferrari, and asked to borrower 100 bucks because he is broke. I’m willing to bet you’d tell him to go fly a kite. The analogy could be drawn to the big 3 auto manufacturers that were pleading their [...]
Are CEO’s Finally Getting A Clue?
With all of the heat being brought down on CEO’s of late, it appears that some of them are taking a hint. The American public outrage over top executive pay at many of the countries largest firms has been fierce. Frustration levels couldn’t get higher after watching corporate leaders take millions of dollars in bonus [...]
Powered by Max Banner Ads

