Posted by: Brian Canupp
This graphic has been circulating on Facebook for a couple of days. I saw it for the first time last night and was struck at how things have changed in the national mindset. The game, which can trace it origins back to 1904. certainly has a different portrayal of the world that we see things in 2012. What has remained constant are mortgages, rent, and bankruptcy.
Hope you all enjoy this little bit of New Year Humor!
Posted by: Brian Canupp
Almost 4 years have passed and the bankers and managers who set the stage for economic collapse have yet to be prosecuted by the states or the Feds. As featured in a Reuters Story on last week, the burden is being lifted by lawyers and judges in bankruptcy and foreclosure courts around the nation. At the same time Attorney General Holder and the majority state AG’s have done nothing to protect the rule of law.
Linda Tirelli is the ...
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On Thursday the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced a new policy where claimants and their attorneys would not be provided the name of their Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) assigned to hear disability cases. My knee jerk reaction was that this is the worst thing ever and that its time to fire up the torches and camp out on the palatial Social Security grounds in Falls Church, VA but that is not where I am today. Let me explain.
The most ...
There’s no “right” time to file because everyone is different, and so is their situation. There are guidelines to help you decide and we’ll talk about them in this and following blog posts. This post is about your health because it’s more important than your money.
Ask yourself these questions: Do you feel like debt is ruining your life? Are you often worried about foreclosure or “drowning in debt?” Have fruitless attempts at debt forgiveness or credit relief left you feeling ...
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