"And they learned that when they weren't rich and successful."   She inherited 75 mil.  It takes more than hard work.

She inherited 75 mil and turns around and tries to take credit for it all.  75 mil will give you some damn good investments.  She invested wisely, thats it.  If she swung a pick axe in her early days to earn that money it would be different.    This really does chap my hide.  People born with the silver spoon thinki...more

I don't know about the others but I do know that Best Buy expects huge margins on their merchandise.  That's why I stopped shopping there.

To set the record straight, the book 'No Easy Day' has a relase date set for Sept 4.  If someone claims they have read it they are most likely lying to you. Furthermore, the author had an interview with CBS and he personally has stated there is nothing political in the book.  No part of the book is to support or spread...more

The release date is Sept 4. Something tells me you're a troll and an idiot...

I'm betting they're going to spend again to try to create jobs.  I have a crazy idea...give it to the taxpayers this time to create demand NOT supply.  Approx 109 mil taxpayers, with 1 tril we could have between 9-10k a piece.

It's great that people are paying debt and saving but sadly over the long haul inflation hurts us savers.  Less money spent in the economy unfortunately does slow down growth.  It's not the poor and the middle class that needs to spend though.  There is a massive amount of US dollars but, as long as the rich and corpor...more

This is why I like Jubak.  While everyone wonders why we care about Greece, he explains it.  He may sound doom and gloom but at least he tells it how it is.

I think I missed something on the Series I bond math.  6 months at 0% and 6 months at 2.3% and yet the author says it comes out to 4.6% annually.   I don't buy these bonds so I literally don't know if I'm missing something in the math...