I know I claimed to be a bailout burnout last week but I’ve got a quick update with some helpful information. You may have heard about this [...]

According to the all knowing Wikipedia, the term “burnout” is used to describe the experience of long-term exhaustion and diminished interest. Yup, I relate. Today the President [...]

Well folks, I didn’t think it was over yet. Yesterday we learned the $15,000 tax credit passed by the Senate had been removed from the “merged” version [...]

The news just broke so it will be awhile until all the details surface but I wanted to let everyone know that the $15,000 homebuyer tax credit [...]

I wasn’t the only one who stayed busy this past weekend as Senators in Washington continued to hammer out the details of their version of the economic [...]

UPDATE Feb-11-2009: Lawmakers Reach Agreement on Stimulus Say goodbye to the $7,500 first-timer tax credit and hello to the Isakson Amendment. The Senate vote last night expanded [...]

Things have been developing very quickly since the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was passed by the House of Representatives last week. I have been reading like [...]