With all of this talk of the recession being over, that the market has bottomed, and green shoots (better to call them weeds) sprouting, it would be easy to sit back and “hope” your investments are finally safe. However, we are no where near the end of this fiasco yet. Those green shoots will be [...]
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Note: This post was originally published in May 2008, and has been re-posted due to spam problems. Wondering what to do about your big fat mortgage? Well, who isn’t these days? It’s official. We are now in a recession. There is still no sign of a housing bottom and foreclosures are exploding. Things will likely get [...] Is The Recession Almost Over? Bluntly stated, no. Markets do not move in a straight line. If they did, it would sure make investing much easier. Like the ocean, market waves come is sets of three. There is actually a pretty good psychological foundation for this and if you would like to learn more, I would [...] I stumbled across three excellent blog sites this week on very opposite ends of the spectrum. The first is DABAgirls.com, (which stands for “Dating A Banker Anonymous”). This blog site is devoted to helping I-banker girlfriends survive this economic crisis, their depleted Bergdorf allowances, and being replaced by Russian models willing to provide the same services [...] Highlights from the economy this week… |
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I have been preparing my family for the recession since 2006. I predicted the economic crisis and wrote a book about it. I have expensive taste, but I am a tightwad by nature. My goal is to help women earn, spend, and invest wisely, and share ways to live a gorgeously chic, fun life without going into debt.  Order from Amazon.com Order from Barnes & Noble “This book is so appropriate for the times. Jill’s humor comes through to lighten today’s fears. Although at my age, being a Great Depression product, I fear nothing...Jill’s views and intellect are an asset in these unsettling times. Our country needs this book.” -Rita Van Amber, author of Stories and Recipes of the Great Depression |
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