In the Merchant of Venice, Shylock (the alleged villain) is portrayed as a loathsome character (Shakespeare shows how Anti-Semitic the times he lived in were) who wants to exact his vengeance on a “hero”, Antonio,… Read More »Did Shylock Have the Right Idea?
A valid question, can you actually repair your credit (and good name) after you have “gone off the rails”? I think the answer (as usual) is maybe, but it will most likely never be like… Read More »Credit Repair a Fallacy?
Yet another fun bit of phraseology from the folks who want to lend you money at a higher rate, because your credit rating might not be AAA (or even C-). I heard bruised credit used… Read More »Bruised Credit and Nicefications
How fast can you destroy wealth? Evidently during housing bubbles, quite easily. Buy value and what you need, and do not overspend!
Another week in May the year of our Lord 2005 ends and what have we found out? I should divorce my wife for tax reasons? My wife wants to know when this might happen and… Read More »End of Week
