The current economic collapse has caught most American’s in a peculiar buying situation: you can either avoid purchasing new technology and fall behind on the technology curve, or you can purchase it and encumber yourself in more credit card debt than you could have ever imagined.

With more than one year separating us from the 2012 Presidential election it’s admittedly a little lousy how much media attention is being paid toward the campaigns of potential candidates and the President’s chances of reelection.

There is no “get out of jail free” card, but there are programs set in place to make this process far less restrictive and burdensome. It’s important to know that you do have options with how and how much you pay back:

These days everyone is questioning whether or not the college degree is even worth the cost anymore.

Common CNBC segments reflect the stupidity of the common viewer of the channel I guess which is a dumb individual investor who only cares about headlines and overtrades – and probably loses money by investing.

In the last few years, plenty of people have jumped onto the gold bandwagon. Unfortunately, some have gotten a little “too” pro gold — to the extent that plenty of people have gone completely bankrupt in the last few years making insane bets and bad calls when it comes to both gold and silver investing.

Debt has become a serious problem in the United States. It is a hot issue in the news right now, with concerns about the slowly recovering economy and raising the ceiling for our national debt.

A paid review of a BioTech stock: CytRx Corporation