While certainly not yet a “done deal”, the much discussed possiblity of legislation that would extend/expand  the current first time homebuyer $8,000 tax credit moved closer to becoming a reality yesterday (Wednesday, October 28, 2009).  Below is an Wall Street Jo... [More]

  With the Dow Jones Industrial Average back around 10,000, and many other statistics on the uptick, it does appear that the recession, if not over, is – albeit slowly – beginning to mend. Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal weighed in with the an article that looked at the... [More]

  As we’ve noted  before, starting your own business is risky in any economic climate, but especially in today’s – at best – slowly recovering economy.  Indeed, well over 50% of all new businesses fail, and for that survive, is usually takes at least 12-18 ... [More]

As we have discussed numerous time on The Money Show over the last month or two, it is our definitive opinion that the Obama Administration’s “so-called” reform of the health insurance industry would be an unmitigated disaster, for numerous reasons, not the least of them being fi... [More]

As we have discussed numerous time on The Money Show over the last month or two, it is our definitive opinion that the Obama Administration’s “so-called” reform of the health insurance industry would be an unmitigated disaster, for numerous reasons, not the least of them being fi... [More]