Monthly Archives: June 2014

I guess you do have to hand it to those bankers; maybe they are brilliant after all. They wagered that if they could keep pumping up the stock market long enough via QE and creative accounting manoeuvres, the little guys … Continue reading →

So here’s a novel idea. If you can’t find enough people who can afford a new car, ‘sell’ cars to those who can’t afford them with record monthly payments over 5 to 7 years! True this allows the auto makers … Continue reading →

Just as government-backed loans enabled US housing into unaffordable bubble pricing into 2006, government backed student loans have enabled US colleges to become top-heavy, unaffordable institutions today. With student debt now north of a $trillion and growing, and the job … Continue reading →