The new tax extensions will hurt 45 million households in America. There are roughly 100 million households in America and this new extension just took an average of $400.00 from 45 million of them. That isn’t a lot of money to some but it is to most of the families that are just getting by already. When the average median income (adjusted for inflation) is already lower by $800.00 and taxes already up 25% to those people since 1970 anyway. Add on top the $300-$500 a month they pay in extra…

There is more to improving ones credit than disputing errors on a report. Another way to improve ones credit is adding new credit lines. One way to accomplish this is to get a

credit card. Some people with low credit scores can't get a conventional credit

card but there are some companies that cater to low credit…

I ran across some interesting data that had been gleaned from the US Department Of Commerce. Seems like a person can find out how many cans of spam are consumed to how much the median household pays for a pair of

shoes from 1930's to 2009. All these figures are adjusted for inflation. Here is an explanation of what has happened to us from 1970 to 2007 or so. Much of

the discretionary items we Americans spend our money on seems to be less today

than the things…