I'm almost 62 and after being president of a small real estate company making really good money we are now destitute, decimated and destroyed financially.  Income went from $222,000 to $22,000 and most of that was unemployment.  I never worked at Walmart but have held jobs at local mattress stores, pest control compani...more

Someone knows their stuff!  I am impressed!  Question is - what can we do?  Too late to buy gold bullion?

I'm with you Jon!  In bankruptcy and foreclosure I lost all my savings and retirement just trying to stay alive these last 5 years of HELL!  Can't wait to collect social security and live the very simple life!  And maybe someday I'll be able to get a JOB!  BECAUSE NO ONE WILL HIRE A 61 YEAR OLD WITH A BA IN ACCOUNTING ...more

I am still in bankruptcy and foreclosure after 4 long years with no hope or change in sight.  It is not my fault that all the home prices fell around me - through no fault of my own I have been financially decimated - no job, no retirement (had to use it all to survive), no money and credit totally shot.  And no help f...more

Zero interest rates until 2014 means a stock market that will rise (after an near term pullback) and gold and commodities will continue to go up.  Your home value will drop or level out unless Washington does something to artificially prop up the market.  For the 30,000,000 of you that are underwater and struggling to ...more

LogicVoice You mean a vote for Ron Paul is like pissing in dark pants?   You get a warm feeling but no one notices!    (just kidding, folks!)

Newt Gingrich would like all of us to be good Historians.   So for the benefit of Dr. Paul let me remind you that in 1930 a $20 bill bought you a good suit -  Today you can't even buy the tie to go with it. In 1930 a pound of gold bought you a Chevy -  It still does!

I agree with a lot of your comments below and acknowledge that Ron Paul's message is slightly too radical for him to have a snowball's chance.  Those of you who understand how the economy works certainly realize that Dr. Paul is 100% correct but the vast majority of this country never took Econ 101.  The message just i...more

The way to fix the credit problem of millions of Americans like me is for President Obama to get off his duff and sign an Executive Order which would allow victims of the great recession to clear their credit from 2007 to present.  Call it the Credit Report Forgiveness Act of 2012 as non-monetary compensation to those ...more