Wealth
How to Buy Gold
The stock market lost more than half its value in 20 months. While the specter of inflation hovers over the market as the Federal Reserve prints money to pay for the bailouts, gold and silver are hedges against inflation and some are predicting a big increase in gold prices soon. This article explains how to buy gold and silver…
Who Wants to Confiscate Your 401(k) and IRA?
Congress is concerned that Americans’ retirement funds have dropped by 40 percent to 60 percent during the economic meltdown and they are looking for ways to help. One way being considered is to confiscate your IRA or 401(k) and put it into a government-run account. Read further to find out what this means…
It's Time for Some New Tea Parties
Come April 15th, a lot of Americans will be taking the opportunity this Tax Day to tell their elected officials that they’re T.E.A.’d off. That is, that they’re Taxed Enough Already.
Direct Your Focus on Health and Wealth
The materialistic-instant gratification-pop culture mentality of many people today is truly astonishing. If they see it they want it… now. What’s important? Who is the next to leave on American Idol, who is kicked off the island in Survivor, what is my favorite actor up to today? They don’t know what’s important. To find what is truly important, read this article…
Consumer advocates call for Geithner's resignation
Following the AIG bonuses debacle, two prominent consumer advocates have called on Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to resign.
Obama bank plan will 'rob taxpayers,' says expert
The administration unveiled a bank rescue plan yesterday that may cost more than $1 trillion and, according to one expert, ‘rob taxpayers.’
Company highlights tax benefits for homeowners
Among the few bright spots in the current economy are some tax breaks that homeowners may want to keep in mind during this tax filing season.
GOP criticizes government over handling of AIG bonuses
In reaction to the bill that imposes a tax on bailed-out companies’ bonus recipients, a Republican congressman has said the move may be ‘legally questionable.’
Outrage grows over AIG bonuses
News that the troubled insurance giant AIG has paid multimillion dollar bonuses to its staff as the company was being bailed out by taxpayers has prompted calls for an investigation.
Taxpayers' coalition: Obama's first 50 days 'devastating'
Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) has set out to systematically expose the Obama administration’s failure to live up to his campaign promises on taxation.
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