I see an economic diasater coming...

[fritznien]

your making it harder than it is .
first pay off your card every month.
you don't need more than one card.
don't get a card with yearly fees.
if you must borrow get a line of credit or loan at a lower rate,pay it off.
now you can use a credit card and not pay interest or fees.
make it a habit to save up for the big stuff and soon your credit rating is a none issue.
i don't know what mine is and i don't care.
fritznien

[WilbyInebriated]

your making it harder than it is .
first pay off your card every month.
you don't need more than one card.
don't get a card with yearly fees.
if you must borrow get a line of credit or loan at a lower rate,pay it off.
now you can use a credit card and not pay interest or fees.
make it a habit to save up for the big stuff and soon your credit rating is a none issue.
i don't know what mine is and i don't care.
fritznien

you're making it harder than it is...  first, don't use credit cards. you don't need them.

[triffid]

Yes, those credit cards are a curse!Now to find out that nearly half of the companies were not playing fair with us golden gooses!triffid

[triffid]

The end for dummies!  http://larouchepac.com/node/24308


1. The estimated ability of mankind to continue to live under the presently reigning, but evolving conditions of our present Sun, is by no means a kind of arrangement designed to endure simply forever. As some academic estimates which had been kicked about among physical-science circuits, have indicated, there is an estimated range of about two billions years, until the Sun "explodes," or, a much earlier doom for human beings still remaining on Earth would occur.
2. Nonetheless, if there is no evidence, yet, that the human species itself, even if not also our present Sun, might actually become capable of outliving such kinds of currently "guess-timated" dates, that remains a possible option until shown otherwise.
On this account, mankind is already known to us as being, intrinsically, unlike any other species known to us as presently existing now, or having existed. Mankind is essentially unlike all other living creatures presently known to us here on Earth; mankind is, for us presently, the only known case of a form of life which has actually voluntarily creative capabilities. The practical challenge to be considered for our references, here, is: "Should we believe that our species, with its uniquely, categorical noëtic abilities, might, therefore, be capable of continuing to survive indefinitely?"

I have read that in two billion years that the very surface of the earth will be too hot for humans to live on.Even going underground would only buy a little time.So we need to go into space to survive or move the planet further out from the sun.triffid

[triffid]

I have a device in the backseat of my car that pushes the earth farther away from the sun.Its only a slight push so you may not notice it in your lifetime.But I believe that this device could "save" humans from an oven hot future earth!triffid