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The financial scam of the century – In 2010 we added 600,000 millionaires while 5,000,000 people were added to the food stamp program. Wealthy derive profits from stocks while midd
http://www.mybudget360.com/financial-scam-of-the-century-2010-added-60...
and much of this will not be broadcast on national television. If you enjoyed this post click here
The Housing Bubble Started in 1979: The 3 Stages of the Housing Bubble. From Birth to Bust. Housing Collapse is 30 Years in the Making.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-housing-bubble-started-in-1979-the-3-st...
could use them too. Then all the accoutrements of wealth that Tom enjoyed would be yours as
Kabuki financial theatre – Congress net worth up 15 percent from 2004 to 2010 while the average American sees their net worth decline by 8 percent in the same timeframe. Welcome to
http://www.mybudget360.com/kabuki-financial-theatre-congress-net-worth...
you can tell where the interests of our Congress reside. If you enjoyed this post click here
Low wage jobs and the increase in non-working America grow: Half of jobs added last month were in low wage fields and those not in the labor force jumped by 354,000.
http://www.mybudget360.com/low-wage-jobs-and-not-in-the-labor-force-ju...
behind the headlines since they tell a much more complete story. If you enjoyed this post click here
College education becomes a predator’s lounge for Wall Street and the government – Since 2000 the real cost of college is up by 23 percent yet the real earnings of college graduate
http://www.mybudget360.com/college-education-predators-lounge-for-wall...
has surpassed virtually every sector in our economy yet college graduate earnings have not enjoyed a similar
Massive Market Volatility is not a Good Thing! Biggest Percent Gains and Losses Occur in Economic Crisis.
http://www.mybudget360.com/massive-market-volatility-is-not-a-good-thi...
us?  Time to get these folks out of political power. If you enjoyed this post click here
A Gilded Age built on debt for modern day financial aristocrats: Fed reports record for household net worth only problem is that most people do not own financial assets.
http://www.mybudget360.com/gilded-age-household-net-worth-balance-shee...
it isn’t the typical American that is benefitting from these gains. If you enjoyed this post click here
The US cannot avoid a soft default even if a hard default is avoided: Debt ceiling already breached and US Treasury operating in emergency mode while US is paying $415 billion in a
http://www.mybudget360.com/us-soft-default-debt-ceiling-and-us-debt-de...
to happen no matter what occurs in the next few weeks. If you enjoyed this post click here
1 out of 4 college adjunct faculty collecting government assistance: Students in debt and professors barely getting by all the while tuition soars.
http://www.mybudget360.com/college-adjunct-faculty-on-government-assis...
student debt markets, you are in for a big surprise. If you enjoyed this post click here
The death of the American pension: How older Americans are entering their golden years with a lack of retirement savings.
http://www.mybudget360.com/death-of-pensions-retirement-plans-defined-...
realize most will live a life of work into retirement . If you enjoyed this post click here
The great deleveraging – US households see access to debt diminish. Housing affordability and reversion to the home price to family income ratio.
http://www.mybudget360.com/great-deleveraging-us-households-see-access...
going into massive student loan debt with the running higher education bubble. If you enjoyed this post click here
The loud noise of inflation: Fed underplays current rise in inflation as noise while Americans see higher home prices, tuition, food costs, and energy prices.
http://www.mybudget360.com/inflation-noise-fed-inflation-targets/
are in for a whole lot of noise. If you enjoyed this post click here
Credit card companies shut down 8 million credit card accounts in February while accepting more Bailout Credit Cards from the U.S. Treasury. 400 Million Credit Card Accounts still
http://www.mybudget360.com/credit-card-companies-shut-down-8-million-c...
Cutting credit cards to banks and Wall Street is genius. If you enjoyed this post click here
Middle class do worse in current economic recovery – median household income falls faster during recovery than during recession. S&P 500 up 77 percent in recovery while home values
http://www.mybudget360.com/middle-class-do-worse-in-economic-recovery-...
Sort of puts the entire game in perspective. If you enjoyed this post click here
The crisis of solvency – peak debt, peak food stamp usage, and massive financial deception by media. The faux economy of solving a solvency issue with more debt. Job postings up bu
http://www.mybudget360.com/crisis-of-solvency-peak-debt-peak-food-stam...
debt problem can be solved by more debt according to their logic. If you enjoyed this post click here
The trillion dollar bailout you didn’t hear about – Commercial real estate values plummet again yet banks hide losses. A $3.5 trillion financial disaster in the making. We are now
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-trillion-dollar-bailout-you-didnt-hear-...
and banks are working together to slowly work their shadow bailout. If you enjoyed this post click here
Top 10 percent of US households control nearly 75 percent of all wealth – Average Americans pretend to be temporarily embarrassed millionaires by going further into debt.
http://www.mybudget360.com/wealth-inequality-america-top-10-percent-of...
is harder to get ahead, and good jobs are scarce. If you enjoyed this post click here
McJobs for McAmerica – Fastest growing jobs in low wage sectors. Of 10 largest occupations in US only one pays more than $35,000 per year.
http://www.mybudget360.com/mcjobs-low-wage-jobs-top-occupations-in-uni...
coming in low wage fields that cater to tighter household budgets. If you enjoyed this post click here
Does inflation matter? The real cost of living for middle class Americans. Fed on path to growing balance sheet to $4 trillion.
http://www.mybudget360.com/does-inflation-matter-real-cost-inflation-c...
economy and only if you care about the shrinking middle class. If you enjoyed this post click here
The Red Queen’s race and the real winners from Quantitative Easing: Celebrating the five year anniversary of redistributing wealth to the top.
http://www.mybudget360.com/fed-qe-anniversary-wealth-distribution-qe-q...
are seeing this at the 5 year anniversary of QE. If you enjoyed this post click here
Student and auto debt fuel credit bubble 2.0: Student loans carry the highest delinquency rate of all debt classes. Student and auto debt up $1.15 trillion in last decade.
http://www.mybudget360.com/student-debt-auto-debt-fuel-credit-bubble-s...
we are on an unsustainable path when it comes to student debt. If you enjoyed this post click here
Standard American Retirement plan equates to flying by the seat of your pants: The majority of older Americans rely on Social Security as primary source of retirement income.
http://www.mybudget360.com/social-security-workers-per-retiree-ssa-inc...
many Americans have gone down this path for living into old age. If you enjoyed this post click here
Goodbye American middle class: New report reveals that 62 percent of Americans earn $20 or less per hour. Household income stuck in neutral for a generation.
http://www.mybudget360.com/goodbye-american-middle-class-median-income...
It doesn’t seem like the middle class is on their radar. If you enjoyed this post click here
Inflation unchained: US dollar down 23 percent from 2000, Tuition up 72 percent, and home values up 44 percent. Incomes adjusting for inflation are back to 1990s levels.
http://www.mybudget360.com/inflation-unchained-us-dollar-college-housi...
just need a pen and piece of paper. If you enjoyed this post click here
Generation R – Millennials are largely living at home or opting to rent. What happens when homeownership is less accessible to younger Americans?
http://www.mybudget360.com/generation-r-millennials-homeownership-youn...
definition of the American Dream when it comes to homeownership. If you enjoyed this post click here
Option ARMs in Financial Pain: 900,000 Mortgages and 1 out of 4 either Seriously Delinquent or in Foreclosure. OCC and OTS Report Shows Foreclosures Still Growing.
http://www.mybudget360.com/option-arms-in-financial-pain-900000-mortga...
front is troubling but also tells you who is running the show. If you enjoyed this post click here
The disappearing labor force: Over 800K Americans drop out of labor force. Since end of recession, those not in the labor force has grown from 80 million to 92 million. Workers you
http://www.mybudget360.com/labor-force-participation-drops-not-in-labo...
since the recession ended. What kind of economic recovery is this? If you enjoyed this post click here
A demographic time bomb: Over the next decade 20 percent of the US population will be 65 years of age or older.
http://www.mybudget360.com/social-security-demographic-time-bomb-retir...
are going to keep rising at a crazy fast pace. If you enjoyed this post click here
The young and the broke – 37 percent of young households held zero or a negative net worth in 2009. The median net worth of those 35 and younger is $3,600.
http://www.mybudget360.com/young-and-the-broke-37-percent-young-househ...
and the middle class to dwindle further if nothing is changed. If you enjoyed this post click here
Profits of doom: For-profit colleges are the resurrection of subprime mortgage lenders for the college industry.
http://www.mybudget360.com/profits-of-doom-for-profit-colleges-univers...
educating.  There is a reason they are called for-profits. If you enjoyed this post click here
The student loan racket – For-profit enrollment growth surged by 225 percent in last decade. For-profits live off the 85 percent of revenues they receive from the government and fi
http://www.mybudget360.com/student-loan-racket-for-profit-enrollment-g...
for-profit college machine but it is clearly not the students. If you enjoyed this post click here
Federal Reserve continues shadow bailout of banking industry – $947 billion of overpaid and low demand mortgage backed securities sit on the massive $2.8 trillion Fed balance sheet
http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-continues-shadow-bailout-of...
the Fed continues to aid in this massive shadow bailout . If you enjoyed this post click here
The Miseducation of the California Housing Market: 3 Reasons Why California Housing Still Has 3 Years Before Hitting a Bottom.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-miseducation-of-the-california-housing-...
At the earliest, we won’t see a bottom until 2011. If you enjoyed this post click here
Can the young Atlas support the heavy burden of an aging population? 58 million Americans currently receiving Social Security Benefits. Over half of elderly beneficiaries receive 5
http://www.mybudget360.com/social-security-benefits-young-old-social-s...
fully unprepared for retirement .  The new retirement is no retirement. If you enjoyed this post click here
The mega inflation in college tuition: Since 1985 college tuition costs have soared by 538 percent. No surprise that total student debt is now over $1.22 trillion.
http://www.mybudget360.com/college-inflation-college-tuition-student-d...
another 500+ percent increase in tuition over the next generation. If you enjoyed this post click here
What is the median household income in the US? A crisis spanning multiple generations and the taboo of household income.
http://www.mybudget360.com/what-is-the-median-household-income-in-the-...
information will be a question for the upcoming years. If you enjoyed this post click here
The looming retirement train wreck: Pension issues, lack of retirement savings, and extending the date of retirement all part of the current economic future.
http://www.mybudget360.com/retirement-train-wreck-401k-replace-pension...
along with the slow decline of the middle class. If you enjoyed this post click here
Educating students to debt – Student loan debt now second largest sector of household debt approaching $1 trillion. 14 percent of consumers have one account in collections.
http://www.mybudget360.com/educating-students-debt-student-loan-debt-s...
this pops and causes another crisis in the system. If you enjoyed this post click here
Low wage capitalism with a dab of cronyism: Of job sectors with the highest growing raw number of positions 9 out of 10 will pay $35,000 a year or less with little to non-existent
http://www.mybudget360.com/low-wage-capitalism-cronyism-jobs-report-to...
a touch of cronyism for those on Wall Street. If you enjoyed this post click here
16 million Americans have dropped out of the labor force in the last 10 years: The growth of long-term unemployment, low wage labor, and distorted employment figures.
http://www.mybudget360.com/not-in-labor-force-us-employment-low-wage-l...
stock outright. Many have simply dropped out of the labor force. If you enjoyed this post click here
The new American retirement plan equates to working forever: Nonexistent nest eggs and most Americans are bad at planning as to how long they will live.
http://www.mybudget360.com/new-american-retirement-plan-retirement-sav...
000 Americans hitting retirement age per day for the next decade. If you enjoyed this post click here
Why the stock market is a sham for regular investors – Based on historical price to earnings ratios the stock market is overvalued by fifty percent. Only half of Americans own any
http://www.mybudget360.com/stock-market-overvalued-stock-market-pe-rat...
to regular Americans.  Why?  Because the profits are largely on their backs. If you enjoyed this post click here
Low wage America and the working poor – US has one of the highest number of employees working in low wage jobs of high paying industrialized nations. 1 out of 4 Americans employed
http://www.mybudget360.com/low-wage-america-middle-class-incomes-and-e...
a large portion of employees are at the bottom. If you enjoyed this post click here
The frightening lack of accounting transparency in the student loan market: New York Fed has student loan debt at $1.027 trillion while Fed Board of Governors in Washington has it
http://www.mybudget360.com/student-debt-loans-college-debt-total-amoun...
better way of measuring this, especially if they are backing it up? If you enjoyed this post click here
Retirement account fantasy and middle class erosion – 1 out of 3 Americans has zero dollars in a retirement account. From 1950 to 1989 top 1 percent earned roughly 7 to 8 percent o
http://www.mybudget360.com/retirement-account-fantasy-middle-class-ero...
more as a fantasy to millions of Americans. If you enjoyed this post click here
Winging it through retirement: 30 percent of Americans have no retirement savings.
http://www.mybudget360.com/winging-it-through-retirement-savings-nest-...
The new retirement is no retirement and working well into old age. If you enjoyed this post click here
Record 93 million Americans now not in the labor force: The non-working American recovery added 451,000 to the not in the labor force category in December alone.
http://www.mybudget360.com/not-in-labor-force-record-93-million-americ...
And many have simply dropped out of the labor force. If you enjoyed this post click here
The suffocation of unsustainable global debt – Total global debt is now over $190 trillion and more than three times global GDP. Contagion with European Union.
http://www.mybudget360.com/unsustainable-global-debt-total-global-debt...
of this debt will be paid back.  Not exactly a pleasant realization. If you enjoyed this post click here
The hindrance of global debt – Spain accelerating to major bailouts and bond markets react. Eurozone stock markets in major decline.
http://www.mybudget360.com/hindrance-global-debt-spain-accelerating-ma...
to cut lose the debt chains before trying to expand. If you enjoyed this post click here
The sinister nature of inflation – historic droughts push food costs up impacting 46 million Americans on food stamps. What happens when everything gets more expensive and incomes
http://www.mybudget360.com/sinister-nature-inflation-historic-droughts...
soaring, we are simply looking at another crisis gearing up to unfold. If you enjoyed this post click here
$50 Trillion in Global Wealth Gone in 1 Year: Examining the Financial Markets of the World.
http://www.mybudget360.com/50-trillion-in-global-wealth-gone-in-1-year...
from the system.  Will there be more losses to come? If you enjoyed this post click here
The minimum wage economic recovery – 44 percent of jobs added since recession ended come from low-wage industries paying $10 an hour or less.
http://www.mybudget360.com/low-wage-recovery-percent-low-wage-jobs-gre...
the middle class.  This last election did little to quell that issue. If you enjoyed this post click here
Subprime lending at highest level since financial crisis hit: The three leading subprime categories are auto loans, credit cards, and student debt. $189 billion in subprime loans m
http://www.mybudget360.com/subprime-lending-auto-credit-cards-debt-low...
of course the current narrative is that it is different this time. If you enjoyed this post click here
The Doctrine of Preemptive Bailouts and the Biggest Bailout you haven’t Heard About: The U.S. Treasury Plan C and the $3.5 Trillion You will be Paying.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-doctrine-of-preemptive-bailouts-and-the...
the next ploy from Wall Street and the U.S. Treasury . If you enjoyed this post click here
Low wage America: People think minimum wage is for young workers but the average age of someone on minimum wage is 36. Half of Congress is made up of millionaires.
http://www.mybudget360.com/minimum-wage-and-low-wage-america-age-highe...
through when half of Congress is made up of millionaires. If you enjoyed this post click here
Dollar Store Nation: Largest percentage of Americans on food stamps while stock market disconnects from working class Americans.
http://www.mybudget360.com/dollar-store-america-percent-of-americans-o...
Wal-Mart growth which should be telling of our economic growth engine. If you enjoyed this post click here
The kamikaze debt market deleveraging– Total credit market debt balloons to $53 trillion while US households pushed to deleverage. While American household debt has fallen by $569
http://www.mybudget360.com/total-global-debt-market-amount-us-househol...
point in someone’s generation.  It certainly will not happen anytime soon. If you enjoyed this post click here
Driving our way into poverty: Subprime auto debt continues to expand while domestic auto production remains weak.
http://www.mybudget360.com/auto-subprime-debt-domestic-auto-production...
pay when your consumption and production is out of balance. If you enjoyed this post click here
The Second Derivative: Employment and the Mounting Job Losses. Measuring the Velocity of Job Cuts in the Current Recession.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-second-derivative-employment-and-the-mo...
at employment for any signs of a turn around. If you enjoyed this post click here
Low wage capitalism – Newly added jobs are coming from lower paying sectors while productivity increases and profits filter to the top of the economic class. 3,500,000 high-wage jo
http://www.mybudget360.com/low-wage-capitalism-new-jobs-in-low-paying-...
and keep changing the captains of the Titanic. If you enjoyed this post click here
Starting life in the negative net worth column. What the Fed does not want you to know about American net worth figures.
http://www.mybudget360.com/negative-net-worth-column-what-the-fed-does...
to be on the agenda of any political party. If you enjoyed this post click here
Smoke and mirrors economy – 47 percent of the members in Congress are millionaires. 67 percent of Senators. Fed and Treasury money close to $7 trillion.
http://www.mybudget360.com/congress-millionaires-money-in-congress-fed...
the same path and increasing the balance sheet via QE3. If you enjoyed this post click here
Unwealthy in America: New study finds that Top 1 percent hold 37 percent of nation’s wealth. A quarter of US families feel they are under economic stress caused by the Great Recess
http://www.mybudget360.com/unwealthy-in-america-wealth-in-united-state...
continue on this road, wealth inequality is only going to get worse. If you enjoyed this post click here
US Unemployment Soars to 5%: Weak Sales Numbers
http://www.mybudget360.com/us-unemployment-soars-to-5-weak-sales-numbe...
years will no longer hold true in a service oriented environment. If you enjoyed this post click here
The creeping cost of consumer inflation brought to you by a lower US dollar – Americans squeezed as inflation filters into the cost of daily life. The uncertain employment market o
http://www.mybudget360.com/cost-of-consumer-inflation-us-dollar-index-...
our population is taking the brunt of this economic restructuring.   If you enjoyed this post click here
The financial benefits of food stamps – Record $78 billion worth of food stamps issued in 2011. Select Wal-Mart stores pulled in 25 to 40 percent in revenues from food stamps accor
http://www.mybudget360.com/financial-benefits-food-stamps-record-78-bi...
is not exactly a sign of a booming economy. If you enjoyed this post click here
Masters of debt easing access to debt again: FICO score adjustments will allow people to take on more leverage at market peaks.
http://www.mybudget360.com/fico-masters-of-debt-score-change-fico-new-...
out and enjoy that tiny boost in your FICO score. If you enjoyed this post click here
Meet the New Recession, same as the Old Recession – Financial sector devouring a disproportionate amount of revenues. Share of wealth to financial sector at record levels.
http://www.mybudget360.com/new-recession-same-as-old-recession-financi...
are meeting the New Recession , same as the Old Recession . If you enjoyed this post click here
How Americans go poor by spending money on housing and related expenses: Americans spend 33 percent of their income on housing-related items.
http://www.mybudget360.com/house-spending-americans-money-spend-on-hou...
and cash poor continues to ring true for many homeowners. If you enjoyed this post click here
Working for peanuts: Half of American workers earn less than $28,031 per year and household income now back to levels last seen two decades ago.
http://www.mybudget360.com/per-capita-wage-americans-median-wage-ameri...
to highlight the discrepancy between Wall Street and Main Street. If you enjoyed this post click here
Feeling rich through debt: Modern banking has replaced real economic prosperity with massive levels of debt. Housing affordability reaches multi-decade highs while household income
http://www.mybudget360.com/housing-affordability-money-debt-fed-low-in...
realize they were not intended to help the average American. If you enjoyed this post click here
Federal Reserve openly targets dollar demise – U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve solution to economic crisis is to crush dollar and target the standard of living for American famil
http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-targets-dollar-demise-us-tr...
into one and the people are suffering for it. If you enjoyed this post click here
Will subprime auto loans ignite another credit crisis? Fed reports $101 billion in new auto loans between April and June with a sizable portion being in the form of subprime debt.
http://www.mybudget360.com/subprime-auto-loans-subprime-car-debt-echo-...
big money and will suddenly be a bailout worthy candidate. If you enjoyed this post click here
The curious calculus of the US employment numbers – Decline of 2.4 million in extended and emergency unemployment benefits coincides with 2.2 million rise in disability benefits. L
http://www.mybudget360.com/calculus-employment-numbers-unemployment-in...
rate.  This is the new calculus of our employment figures. If you enjoyed this post click here
The uneasiness of Quantitative Easing: How QE is ineffective with helping the broader economy in favor of boosting support for too big to fail banks.
http://www.mybudget360.com/quantitative-easing-money-finance-low-rates...
was.  It is time the public pays attention to QE. If you enjoyed this post click here
Major Trends in Employment: College Graduates Now Facing Higher Unemployment, U-6 Rate now at 14.8%, and 4.3 million jobs lost during this Recession.
http://www.mybudget360.com/finance-economy-major-trends-in-employment-...
simply another cold statistics showing us how dire the situation has gotten. If you enjoyed this post click here
When a dollar store is too expensive: Growing class of poor Americans unable to afford items at dollar stores.
http://www.mybudget360.com/when-a-dollar-store-is-too-expensive-growin...
poorer Americans (and this is now a very large group). If you enjoyed this post click here
The new American retirement nightmare: Many Americans find they are completely unprepared for retirement.
http://www.mybudget360.com/american-retirement-nightmare-typical-saved...
restore the middle class and stop this retirement nightmare from continuing. If you enjoyed this post click here
The death of retail: What do RadioShack and J.C. Penney say about the future consumer economy? Low wage retail work to take a hit.
http://www.mybudget360.com/death-of-retail-low-wage-jobs-and-future-of...
have to wonder what is in store for retail. If you enjoyed this post click here
Black Swan Event: Can This Economic Crisis be Worse than the Great Depression?
http://www.mybudget360.com/black-swan-event-can-this-economic-crisis-b...
Watch the 10 minute interview: *Click to watch full video clip If you enjoyed this post click here
What are the best jobs of 2008?
http://www.mybudget360.com/what-are-the-best-jobs-of-2008/
also be hitting a stride in the upcoming years. If you enjoyed this post click here
Sharper Image out of Focus in Current Economy
http://www.mybudget360.com/sharper-image-out-of-focus-in-current-econo...
to purchase food at Wal-Mart. Where are those much needed rebate checks? If you enjoyed this post click here
The U.S. Balance Sheet: Households See Net Worth Down by $12 Trillion Since Peak and Total Debt Floating in the Market of $33 Trillion.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-us-balance-sheet-households-see-net-wor...
deal right?  But we’ll be paying this stuff off for centuries. If you enjoyed this post click here
Long live the reemergence of the FIRE economy: Over the last decade GDP is up $5.2 trillion while the total credit market debt owed is up $24.5 trillion.
http://www.mybudget360.com/fire-economy-comes-back-finance-profits-gdp...
course you shouldn’t be surprised that this isn’t helping most Americans prosper. If you enjoyed this post click here
Fed extends a helping hand to Hilton Hotels and takes over malls across the country – The Federal Reserve clandestine bailout of the $3 trillion commercial real estate industry. So
http://www.mybudget360.com/fed-extends-a-helping-hand-to-hilton-hotels...
and their raiding of the American people is simply incredible. If you enjoyed this post click here
Breaking the Consumer: Exporting Empty Containers Declining. Consumer Credit is contracting at Rapid Pace. Is the Consumer Treadmill Showing Signs of Exhaustion?
http://www.mybudget360.com/breaking-the-consumer-exporting-empty-conta...
that to be a sign of healthy consumer demand. If you enjoyed this post click here
The New Normal for the American Dream – 3 Cornerstones: Low wage jobs, high levels of college debt, and a retirement that consists of working until you pass away.
http://www.mybudget360.com/new-normal-american-dream-middle-class-low-...
the New Normal when it comes to the American Dream. If you enjoyed this post click here
China has overtaken Mexico as the source of the largest number of immigrants to the U.S. – the Far East is the new Southwest.
http://www.mybudget360.com/china-has-overtaken-mexico-immigrants-to-us...
China is now the largest source of our incoming immigrants. If you enjoyed this post click here
When working leads to food stamp usage and the rise of dollar stores: Food stamp usage is still near record levels even in the face of a dropping unemployment rate.
http://www.mybudget360.com/working-poor-food-stamp-usage-number-of-ame...
at dollar stores will remain consistent for years to come. If you enjoyed this post click here
The return of irrational exuberance to Las Vegas: The growing worries of another Las Vegas housing bubble.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-return-of-irrational-exuberance-to-las-...
housing bubble.  This time it is different but all bubbles do not look alike. If you enjoyed this post click here
No inflation they say: Increases from 2007 include rent going up by 27 percent, food increasing 12 percent, health insurance 42 percent.
http://www.mybudget360.com/no-inflation-they-say-inflation-changes-his...
is popping up in all corners of the economy. If you enjoyed this post click here
A land of low-wage jobs: For every job that pays above the low-wage threshold of $15 an hour you have 7 job-seekers. 51.4 million low-wage jobs in U.S.
http://www.mybudget360.com/low-wage-work-ceo-pay-to-average-worker/
be thriving and certainly not one that will be driven by spending. If you enjoyed this post click here
Sheltered banks do not trust broke American public: Too big to fail securely in place while business inventories surge to record levels.
http://www.mybudget360.com/banks-not-lending-bank-lending-us-consumers...
election cycle if the status quo continues to roll along. If you enjoyed this post click here
The chastisement of the American saver – Federal Reserve offers a higher interest rate to banking reserves than too big to fail banks offer American savers.
http://www.mybudget360.com/the-chastisement-of-american-saver-federal-...
many people have a distrust of the current system. If you enjoyed this post click here
American incomes and low wage America – top 1 percent earn above $343,927, top 5 percent above $154,643, top 10 percent above $112,124, top 25 percent above $66,193, top 50 percent
http://www.mybudget360.com/american-incomes-low-wage-america-top-1-per...
from creating the crisis that has crushed the middle class . If you enjoyed this post click here
The economically lost generation of Millennials: taking a look at net worth data, living arrangements, and student debt.
http://www.mybudget360.com/millennials-lost-generation-student-debt-in...
we are living through a financial lost generation for Millennails. If you enjoyed this post click here
Inflation conundrum, price increases without wage growth are unsustainable: Central banks around the globe aim at inflationary targets but have a hard time inflating wages.
http://www.mybudget360.com/inflation-conundrum-prices-central-bank-inf...
deep hole in the first place. What can possibly go wrong? If you enjoyed this post click here
The mega Chinese stock market bubble:  Over half of new investors only have a junior high education or less and the Shanghai Composite is up 100 percent in one year.
http://www.mybudget360.com/china-stock-market-bubble-chinese-investor-...
we hear from those that get hosed in the stock market. If you enjoyed this post click here
The economic war on the young: young Americans are being priced out of the housing market, pushed into student debt, and many see no growth in wealth.
http://www.mybudget360.com/economic-war-young-americans-wealth-net-wor...
the young and interestingly enough most politicians simply do not care. If you enjoyed this post click here