Movies, midlife, the economy, retirement, and travel are topics for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs
Sara Cornell of The Blue Blinds Blog is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #297. The […]
Economy
State of the Union offers much for consumers, but is lacking on housing and benefits for older Americans
President Obama’s State of the Union address Tuesday was strong for consumers in many areas. Obama's emphasis on immigration reform,
This week’s Best of Boomer Blogs features information on food, advertising, midlife humility, clutter, and the recession
Tom Sightings of Sightings Over Sixty is the host for this week’s The Best of Boomer Blogs #295. The boomer
This week’s blogger roundup focuses on investments, communication, health, travel, organization, and midlife challenges
Laura Lee Carter at the Midlife Crisis Queen is this week’s host for The Best of Boomer Blogs. Formerly called
President’s inaugural address includes some positive items for consumers, and admonishes political parties to work together
Four years ago after I watched President Obama’s inaugural address, I wondered if the president could do what was needed
Jobs, cell phones, federal finances, and holiday happiness are topics for this week’s Blogging Boomer Carnival
Tom Sightings at Sightings from 60 is this week’s host for the Blogging Boomer Carnival #288. The carnival is a
Corporations doing increasing well, while workers and consumers suffer
It was startling to read a Huffington Post article Friday that finance companies are raking in profits. Corporate
Big profit banks using benefits from federal incentive program to reduce mortgage rates for themselves rather than helping consumers
It’s ironic and frustrating. The American economy collapsed due to a hyped up housing market based on faulty mortgage packing
New York attorney general sues JPMorgan over role in U.S. financial crisis
It’s good news for consumers that New York State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman filed a civil lawsuit today against