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How The Economic Crisis Challenges Our Financial Beliefs
As
the economic crisis deepens, I'm seeing more people beginning to
confront the conventional wisdom espoused in personal finance. This
economic recession is now in its 15th month, and is pegged as the third
longest slump since World War II. People are worried about how business
has slowed down drastically over the last 6 months.
Given
how financially difficult things have become for so many, I'm starting
to notice more and more people questioning the tenets of solid personal
finance, at least the way I've come to embrace it. Here are some of
those widely accepted rules that are now being questioned.
Personal Finance Theories and Tips Under Siege
Click here to read more. And please leave your comments on the blog. Thanks.
Yes this is the biggest slump that i remeber, and it is more worse where there is so much bail out is happening with billions of dollars of public money is used to get out from this recession and the market to become more stable and with all this the consumer behavior is totally changed, which is affecting every industry...so when will this slump end viktor??
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| 03 17 2009 13:40:32 +0000
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