The United States and much of the rest of the world is facing a gigantic financial upheaval. Millions are losing jobs and tens of thousands of companies will be shut down before it's all over.

Some great tips on how to ace that next interview and prepare in advance for one during these tough economic times.

I believe in the innate decency of people (despite appearances). I believe our new president is right when he says that it will require ALL of us to do their part to solve this crisis.

There has been much discussion about Henry Paulson’s Plan to invest $700 billion dollars of the tax payers’ money in US mortgage backed securities. Opinions are divided, some totally oppose it while others vehemently espouse it.

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The effects of the credit crunch are still having an effect on people's personal finances and the country's economy has not yet returned to its normal state, it has been claimed.

Despite the best efforts of the current administration, our economy likely has a way to go before it perks up. Does that mean you should dread the coming months or years, or sit back and simply watch the “inevitable” unfold?

No matter how you’ve become unemployed over the past year or more – whether through choice or force – if you’re looking to regain employment, this is a tough time to make your dream a reality.

It may sound simple to prepare your home for sale; however, there are several little secrets that many people don't think to consider. You need to be fully prepared to ensure your success in selling your home.

Get the kids to invest in their future.