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My son's were born seven years apart.  In 2000, it cost me 234.00 per month for a one year old.  In 2011, it cost me 189 per WEEK for a three year old.  My oldest son attended a Montessori, my youngest attended a child care center run by the school district.  The Montessori has a location around the corner from my hous...more

My dad took me to the car lot Saturday.  I already knew which car I was buying before I got there.  I saw it on the dealership's website, went to kbb's website and compared the features, price, etc.  When the salesman took me to the vehicle I said "This is the car I'm buying today."  My dad said "You have to test drive...more

People with food stamps don't pay taxes, their food is not half priced. You are also incorrect when you say they don't check on people's situations.  If you read six posts above yours you will see that the government not only knew the op was making 600/per month from being self employed, they also knew when they enroll...more

That's funny.  I'm constantly bailing my older brother out of tight money situations.  Of course it takes him for ever to pay back because of course he owes everyone.  And my SO, bless his little heart, is an only child and he doesn't pay anyone.  He has to have his check direct deposited into my bank so I can pay his ...more

If this rule applied to Congress, there'd be a lot of empty seats.

So let me get this straight...Stocks are set to rally on lower than expected jobless claims, I understand.  Didn't stocks also rally when jobless claims were three times higher than expected?  Do we know what types of "jobs" these people have?  I'm willing to bet that they are SEASONAL.  Every Macy's in the St. Louis a...more

The Fed needs to sit back and do NOTHING.  Make big business do right by the people.  If they want to post bigger profits let them hire more people.  People without jobs CAN NOT spend money they don't have.  They've already downsized their workforce to the bare minimum.  I don't believe that they don't have the budget ...more

Unemployment nearly three times higher than projected and foreclosures up again.  What kind of backwards market rallies on this news?  Well it is what it is.  I suggest you get while the gettin's good. SELL high, if you've bought in the last couple of weeks you're bound to have bought low.