Everyday
the news reports about more banks in trouble, more need for
financial assistance (bailouts) and more worries.
For many
people, this picture is too large to fully understand. For others it
is hitting at home. Everyone is effected, some more than others.
Do you
understand? Many of our members didn't, and then we found this
video. In its simplicity, it explains a lot, and for some clears up
the confusion. Make sure your sound is up on your computer and click
on the arrow to start the video.
43 percent of U.S. couples
are arguing more about money because of the current
economic situation?
10 percent of couples have ended a relationship due at
least in part to financial issues?
Money is the number one cause of arguments among U.S.
couples (31 percent) followed by household chores (28
percent), in-laws (22 percent) and sex (15 percent)?
(Source- 2009 Paypal
survey)
Don't become one of these statistics, get the help you
need instead
Regardless of how this crisis occurred, each person made
a choice in their own lives, whether by greed or desire
for more. Personal coaches and medical counselors
state that taking responsibility for your personal
situation is the first step toward change toward
improving. The financial assistance articles may
be the starting point for some. The links below are for
products and workshops that have helped others redirect
their focus, remap their lives and learn from others who
are doing it.
Discount Sites: Groupon.com,
a group-discount Web site.
Yipit.com
collects deals and makes recommendations
based on preferences you set.
CoupRecoup.com
provides a second-chance marketplace.
Scoutmob.com
offers deals via daily e-mails or texts
and offers half-off coupons for free.