With the price of gold recently passing the $1,400 an ounce mark, it has received a lot of attention. Plus with the Federal Reserve essentially printing out $600 billion with their QE2 plan, it has a lot people believing the price of gold will continue to rise due to inflation.
Another precious metal that hasn’t been getting as much interest as gold but has also significantly increased in value this year is silver.
Prescription drugs are become more and more expensive every year and many people either do not have health insurance or don’t have a plan with full prescription coverage.
However there is a simple way that you can save on prescription drugs through many local pharmacy through a program called the Pharm Savings Card.
Recently a lot of people have been saying that now is a good time to own gold given the shaky economy and how much money the US government has spent on the stimulus and bailout packages.
Some of it might be based on fear but historically gold has been able to preserve its value while a country’s currency is losing its value. With the price of an ounce of gold climbing over the $1,200…
Prior to the recent credit card reform act, it was a simple task for college students to get a credit card. In fact, it is common for students to get at least a couple pre-approved credit card offers in the mail every week.
In addition, credit card companies would set up stalls on college campuses to attract students to sign up for a credit card by giving out t-shirts, Frisbees and other freebies.
These days trying to get a credit card if you have bad credit or don’t have a credit history at all can be difficult if not impossible, especially after the new credit card reform law that passed.
However not having a credit card available can be a hassle since you would have to take cash with you whenever you go. One solution many Americans are turning to is obtaining a prepaid card,…
With the cost of college rising every year, many students are finding it more and more difficult to be able to afford it. It has become a financial burden for many students and their family.
Combined with the recent recession, which has placed a financial strain on many families, some students can no longer turn to their parents as much for help with paying for their higher education.
The cost of tuition at colleges have been steadily rising almost every single year, making higher education gradually less and less affordable than before.
In fact, the cost of tuition has been rising at twice the rate on inflation and a rate greater than wages are increasing. This makes it important to know the options available to help pay for college.
