I shot this little video DIY style to address the possibility of inflation in 2009, what to do about skyrocketing grocery bills, and how to invest your money so that inflation doesn’t vaporize it.
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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 [...] Thanks to AOL’s Wallet Pop for mentioning Don’t Get Caught With Your Skirt Down: A Practical Girl’s Recession Guide in their story “Books for Hard Times”. Wallet Pop is an informative, fun source for getting your financial house in order. Great ‘Economizing’ section, too. http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2009/01/07/books-for-hard-times/ Our crystal ball has served us well before. Now it’s time to dust it off and look forward into 2009. Yes, it is going to be one heck of a bumpy ride, but there are going to be some amazing opportunities as well. 1. By the end of 2009, inflation will be a big problem. 2. The [...] For those of you who like your economics news quick and dirty, and pink. Cheers! Jill Keto, author Don’t Get Caught With Your Skirt Down: A Practical Girl’s Recession Guide Blog: Practicalchic.org |
Welcome! I am Jill Keto.
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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