How To Save THOUSANDS Every Year With a Few Phone Calls!

To date this is the best video I’ve seen on how to cut your everyday monthly expenses. Worth watching. Prepper Princess is a smart girl when it comes to prepping. My neighbor and I do this continuously, it works!

Video Link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNjBjGkoZWo

The National Debt and Your Retirement

Today, there’s lots of talk about the coming Economic Collapse, because it is a real possibility. Are you prepared for it? How do you prepare for it? Most of all how will it affect your retirement? These are some of the questions you must ask yourself today and make a plan for it, or you may be left without a penny. What if your pension checks stop coming or the banks simply seize your account and then minimize withdrawal amounts?

The National Debt:

“According to the U.S. Treasury Department, the U.S. is more than $21 trillion in debt. But who does the U.S. actually owe? Click this link and find out who. It’s frightening the number of countries we owe: http://ticdata.treasury.gov/Publish/mfh.txt

The largest debt is to American citizens and U.S. entities (such as 401K’s, Pensions and Government Pensions) — is more than $22 trillion. That figure is made up of securities like Treasury bills, notes, bonds and savings bonds. The rest consists of foreign holders, beginning with China at more than $1.15 trillion. Japan is a close third with more than $1.13 trillion in foreign holdings. The "Emerald Isle," Ireland, is next, owning more than $270 billion of U.S. debt. The Cayman Islands are No. 5 with more than $260 billion. And Brazil comes in sixth at more than $258 billion.”

How we went from $42,000 to $6,500 and lived to tell about it!

I thought some of you would enjoy a nice story from www.survival-spot.com about a couple who decided to drop out of the Rat Race life style and went after the simple life.

How we went from $42,000 to $6,500 and lived to tell about it!

As a middle class American, it’s been difficult for me to understand how we are supposed to make a living when there are so many things working against us. How can we go on day after day with the rising cost of food, fuel, utilities, car insurance, taxes and health care, while dealing with the insecurity of unemployment? In the past, whenever I considered these things, I felt a hopeless sense of impending doom in the pit of my stomach. There is so much talk about how to solve these issues, but nothing ever seems to stop the downward spiral of struggle and stress that millions of folks are experiencing…………….. Link to the story:

http://www.survival-spot.com/survival-blog/how-we-went-from-42000-to-6500-and-lived-to-tell-about-it/  October 17, 2011