It’s time to turn the tables on too-big-to-fail American banks, and one homeowner did just that. In this all too familiar tale, the homeowners paid for their home in cash and had no mortgage. Bank of America, for whatever reason, had paperwork showing that they did owe a mortgage and they subsequently foreclosed on the […]

$88 million cut in housing counseling has consumer advocates concernedAs reported by MarketWatch.com, April 25, 2011: Millions in federal funding for housing counseling services have been slashed for the 2011 fiscal year — funds that pay for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development-approved counselors to work with first-time home buyers, older homeowners considering a […]

The current state of the economy is difficult enough, but paying more and getting less doesn’t help, especially when it comes to putting food on the table. Lately, the amount of food consumers are getting for the price they are paying just isn’t adding up. Chip companies are sending out bags with about 20 percent […]