Everybody wants the Financial Crisis to be over. The media is quick to highlight any signs of a recovery but there’s actually still a lot more pain in store for ordinary Americans and the economy in general. Continue Reading

If you’re doing a detailed reseach of the past and present financial crises, here’s another 25 links to add to the  financial crisis websites we’ve already shared with you. Continue Reading

There are a lot of good websites and links to resources about the various financial crises over the years including the one we’re in right now.

Here are 25 of the best sites, blogs and detailed reports related to the financial crisis: Continue Reading

Since June 15, 2009, lenders in California who foreclose on defaulting homeowners have to give them an additional three months’ notice – beyond the current three months – before filing a notice of sale for the property. Continue Reading

While the housing market might be picking up in a few parts of the U.S., the problems in California have only just begun. Continue Reading

If you’ve just joined the ranks of the unemployed, you might be wondering how you are going to survive without your usual income while you are looking for a new job. Continue Reading

There is so much news about the financial crisis that it can be quite overwhelming. To get you started, here are 2 good sites which focus on the economic crisis and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Continue Reading

The global economy has sunk into a recession that has prompted countries throughout the world to follow the US lead in announcing and implementing drastic economic stimulus packages.

Here’s a list of Economic Stimulus Plans which have been announced to date: Continue Reading

US$787 Billion sure sounds like a lot of money but in reality, what’s in it for YOU?

Here’s a detailed breakdown on What’s In, What’s Out and Who Benefits from President Obama’s Economic Stimulus Package: Continue Reading

After weeks, the House Democrats, Senate Democrats and Senate Republicans have passed the US$787 Billion economic recovery package. Continue Reading