Tom Blumer owns a training and development company based in Mason, Ohio, outside of Cincinnati. He presents personal finance-related workshops and speeches at companies, and runs BizzyBlog.com.
Money flowing into the Treasury has been on a yearlong downward spiral.
What do Iran, China, and the U.S. have in common? More than you might think.
Basic math skills enhance understanding of current events. Too bad many of today's high school — and college — graduates don't have them.
The VP in effect admits that his party risked the economy to pander for votes.
They never really mended it, so they may be forced to end it. There’s a bigger message for all of us.
No amount of government-supplied capital can change that.
Treasury’s “investment” programs serve as a useful accounting gimmick to hide the deficit's true magnitude.
His and his administration’s whoppers are super-sized, yet the press still focuses on Bush.
Business bigwigs thought they were investing in a charismatic left-of-centrist. They were wrong and should have known better.
Chrysler’s holdout lenders have a higher duty — and it’s not to him.