Government Debt

Issues in Corporate Governance             Major issues in corporate governance reports have included the role of board, the quality of financial reporting and... keep reading →

I have always been a proponent of good common sense spending and saving.  Many business people understand that in order to stay in business your expenses can not keep... keep reading →

If you were lucky this year, the government may have sent you some money as part of the “stimulus package”, but that money probably didn’t go very far. And, it is just... keep reading →

Years ago it was a common belief that students who could not afford college could take out student loans, wait until after graduation, default on their loans, file for... keep reading →

When talking to most people about our nations debt, most people don't realize just how big the problem is and what the big deal is about our debt. So let's start by... keep reading →

Right now we are days away from the possibility of a major debt default by the US government. Failure to agree to raise America`s borrowing limit from its already huge sum... keep reading →

Did you see it? Of course not it was slight of hand. Let me see if I can shed some light on what happened. Let's just say you have $5, but you owe $14. Now lets say you want... keep reading →

Perhaps you’ve heard something like the following: Those right-winged Christians are a bunch of hypocrites. I wonder if Jesus would have promoted cutting welfare... keep reading →

When I deconverted from Christianity, I rethought a lot of my stands on social issues. I am still pro-life, believing that abortion is murder, but I understand more why it... keep reading →

The one principle that caught my attention most vividly was that God’s people should be debt-free. Unfortunately most Christians weren’t and they didn’t want to be. As... keep reading →