July, 2010
Saving money on food can help slim the bill and your waistline
When it comes to saving money, it's easy to become overwhelmed, but it doesn't have to be that way. Many individuals believe that saving cash on food, vacations or even retirement is a difficult task that demands a lot of skill and sacrifice. However, it doesn't have to be that way, particularly for individuals who ...
What out for anchoring at the dealership
When people attempt to make a decision, they use perceptions called anchors as points of comparison. Once an individual has built a mental image for point of comparison, that anchor tends to remain in place. This process of bias is called anchoring, and also the retail sales industry uses it to excellent advantage when dealing ...
Texas Instruments stock price dives on good earnings report
There are multiplying challenges for Texas Instruments, calculator and chip maker. The analog chips made by Texas Instruments are used in a wide variety of electronic systems across the world. Despite the report of positive earnings, the stock earnings for the business are falling. A controversy over the blocks to programming instituted by Texas Instruments, ...
Poor credit car buyers seeing increasing options
Car lending statistics are showing that car loans are opening up for bad credit borrowers. At each tier of credit rating, it is becoming easier to get car loans. Expanded choices for option lending are helping to create additional credit.
Dropping numbers of short term loans
In late 2008, installment loans for bad credit offered for auto ...
Senate passes Wall Street reform bill
The Wall Street reform bill has passed the United States Senate. The Senate first voted to stop debate and bring it to a vote. It was expected to pass, as 50 of the required 51 votes were already pledged. The bill passed 60 to 39. The bill will now go to ...
