I see an economic diasater coming...

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Seven years after home prices began falling from record highs and more than three years since the start of the financial crisis, the nation's five biggest mortgage lenders have agreed to a sweeping $26 billion settlement with state and federal authorities over questionable foreclosure practices. While the dollar amount could grow as large as $40 billion if more banks sign on to, as it stands now, the deal is the largest such settlement since 1998, when states agreed to a $206 billion dollar package with cigarette manufacturers.[/size]
The hard-fought agreement between 49 states, the federal government, and the 5 banks --Bank of America (BAC), Citigroup (C), JP Morgan (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC) and Ally Financial-- will bring to a close probes of foreclosure abuses that include sloppy record-keeping, poor oversight, and automated or "robo" document signing. However, the SEC will reportedly move forward with chargesagainst banks for wrongfully bundling and selling weak loans or bond packages to investors.[/size]

[Doctor No]

In Autumn US Dollar will be only 2-3 cents worth.
Trust me.
Or gold only.

But there will be much of free energy.
Bank-notes, value papers which has this lost and much any paper to be burnt.
It will heat America for many years good.
Dr. Adolf Nowak

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Some ways to save cash.. http://shine.yahoo.com/financially-fit/living-50-less-cash-202400056.html  triffid

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more ways to save on the food bill.   http://shine.yahoo.com/financially-fit/6-ways-save-money-grocery-store-180500357.html
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-If possible, buy canned goods by the case.[/font][/size] They stay good, almost, forever. If you have the room to store them, it's much more economical to buy them in bulk. We love our warehouse retail chains for this! Something I already said they stay good a long time.Exceptions are cranberry sauce(about one year).Maybe pineapple too?[/size]

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25 more ways to save on the foodbill.   http://www.tipsonlifeandlove.com/parenting/25-ways-to-lower-your-grocery-bill?mcd=p_Yahoo_17082&cp_type=p_Yahoo&prefd=a_art17082
triffid                                                                                                                                                                                                                   [size=78%]4. Use a Crock PotA crock pot can be one of the greatest tools in your moneysaving, timesaving arsenal. You can pop ingredients for dinner in it in the morning and have a hot meal all ready by 5:00 p.m. Many of the newer crock pots even have time-delay features on them so that you can set them to turn on later in the day.[/color][/font][/size]
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Fix It and Forget It[/i] is a cookbook filled with crock pot recipe ideasâ€"from soups to main dishes to sides to desserts. I also love the blog Crockpot365.blogspot.com, which chronicles Stephanie O’Dea’s goal of using her crock pot every day for a year. There are over 365 crock pot recipes, complete with pictures and detailed instructions.[/color][/font][/size]
for years I used a crockpot,beans and brown rice together make a satisfying low cost meal[/color][/font][/size]
Read more: http://www.tipsonlifeandlove.com/parenting/25-ways-to-lower-your-grocery-bill#ixzz1m7VwaLjU[/color][/font][/size]