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China is rising and the US is in terminal decline. Is the end near and what do the next 100 years hold for global economic dominance?
Read →The new credit regulations are throwing the credit card industry into a tailspin. Many business owners are turning to their business cards to charge things, but is this the best option for them?
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Fifteen-Year Fixed Mortgages Gaining in Popularity
With mortgage rates below five percent, many homeowners are refinancing their mortgage. But what is the most popular mortgage that people are choosing these days?
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International Olympic Committee's Jacques Rogge and NBC\'s Immelt are Using Nodar Kumaritashvili Death as a Ratings Bonanza
It isn't a secret what is going on here and it is sickening.
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Using Credit Cards to Raise Financially-Responsible Teens
What is the best way to teach your teen and young adult how to handle money? There are several theories and ideas, but here are some ways to get you started.
Read →With so many homeowners going through foreclosure, banks are looking for ways to ease the burden on themselves and the homeowner. CitiGroup has one idea which seems like it could catch on.
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What are My Mortgage Options?
There are many mortgage options available when buying a home. Which one is the right one for your financial situation?
Read →With the number of banks and credit unions around, you have many options available to you for credit cards. But which ones are better: credit union credit cards or bank credit cards?
Read →Irwin Kellner, the Chief Economist or Marketwatch came out with an article today parroting what we've been saying for the last year: the Fed is punishing savers to the benefit of borrowers. The mainstream press has sporadically written articles about this but it's good to see it continuing to get attention.
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Taleb: Buffett is Lucky
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of The Black Swan, says Buffett is more luck than skill. Is the brilliant theorist and statistician correct?
Read →Hyde Park Bank, a local bank in and around Boston is offering a 16-Month CD that pays 2.00% APY an a 30-Month CD that pays 2.40% APY. The CDs are insured by the FDIC as well as the DIF, coverage unique to Massachusetts.
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