Posts Tagged ‘economy’

Study: Foreclosure and Housing Crisis May Have Health Repercussions

December 2, 2011

A new study reveals that the housing and economic crisis of the past few years is causing health problems, especially amongst older adults. Learn more about the results of this study and what it could mean for your own health.

How to Do the (Operation) Twist

September 23, 2011

In the early 1960s, a new dance craze gripped the nation: The Twist. Youngsters stopped slow dancing and started “twisting the night away.” At the same time, the American economy was slow dancing too and The Twist sounded like just the thing to get the economy moving.

Flash-forward to 2011, the economy has slowed again and the Fed is out of new dance moves. This has given rise to new talk of “Operation Twist,” a strategy used in the 1960s to spark a similarly stalled economy. Find out what it is and how it affects you and your wallet.

Consumer Spending on the Rise: Where’s Our Money Going?

March 18, 2011

Consuming spending is on the rise. Find out where we’re spending our money and what this means for our economic outlook.

Best of Home, Money & Credit – Week of Sept. 20

September 25, 2009

Friday’s here (yippee!) and so is your weekly roundup. The most interesting articles and blog posts about your home, money, credit and life straight from the Quizzle Twitter page: Credit Reports, Scores & Cards 6 Credit Card Traps to Avoid Now (Smart Money) Rates, fees and awards – Oh my! Don’t get stuck with a [...]

Fed funds rate stays at 0%; Federal Reserve Press Release Translated

April 29, 2009

All the smarty pants who make up the Federal Reserve met today to once again discuss the state of the economy and determine the action needed by them to aid a struggling American economy. One of the main things they do is determine what the Fed funds rate will be. The Fed funds rate is [...]

Fed Lowers Fed Funds Rate to Historically Low 1%

October 31, 2008

The 10 brilliant minds who make up the Federal Reserve met yesterday to once again discuss the state of the economy and determine the action needed by them to aid a struggling American economy. In an aggressive move, they lowered another 1/2 percent, resulting in a historically low 1% Fed funds rate. The Fed funds [...]

What Does the $700 Billion Bailout Mean for You?

September 30, 2008

To battle America’s looming financial crisis, The Bush Administration has proposed a $700 billion package – but what’s in it for you?

What Is the Housing Stimulus Package?

July 18, 2008

Even with Presidential veto threats looming, the housing stimulus package has taken another necessary step to being implemented – it has taken on another round of changes, passed the Senate, and is on its merry way to the White House again. The package goes by a few different aliases, all hoping to do the same [...]

What Do Clinton, McCain and Obama Have to Do with Your Wallet?

March 4, 2008

“It’s the economy, stupid.” Many Americans are hitting the polls with the economy top of mind. But what does each candidate really stand for when it comes to your wallet? BusinessWeek spells out what the candidates have in mind for your pocketbook on this important election Tuesday. Not big picture theories, but a few of the details that [...]

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