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Archives for June 2010

Debt Advice for Young People

Young people without a job have no choice, but to accept debt into their life. Many with no job cannot sustain living by their own means have resorted to living with their parents and waiting for their break in this tough job market. Debt for children in the U.S. compared to Chinese children. Impressive image..Don't you think? … [Read more...]

How to Solve the Debt Problem In New York City by giving Tickets

New York City is one of the biggest cities in the world. The mortgage crisis and stock market crash has left it on its bad limp. Therefore, New York City needs a solution to its debt problems. A humorous comic to solve the problem will be cops giving out tickets to Marathon runners. Within every city in the Untied States as each police station has had to make cuts, cops have been giving more tickets than previous given … [Read more...]

The Average Debt for an American

In American culture and society one is always in debt. We're trained to buy, buy, and buy from birth. American culture is build upon this notion and sustains itself on the debt of individuals. From going to college to buying your first car and house; many Americans will always be in debt. How does one change this cultural problem? Please give us your suggestions in the comments. … [Read more...]

Debt- The College Dream After Graduation

The job market after graduating from a college education is bare and blank. You achieved the dream of finishing school and look forward to the prospects of a job in your industry with your degree, but the recent economic meltdown has left the U.S. in a troubled state for college graduates. Many are without a job and have no experience or opportunities set forth in their golden road. A chicken and egg situation occurs: If … [Read more...]

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