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Consumers are being warned to exercise extreme caution in dealing with companies that offer to reduce credit card debts. The warning follows a little-noticed rule announced by the Federal Trade Commission which is likely to put many put of these firms out of business in the next few months, but only after they have collected millions of dollars in fees without providing any service.

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It's time to fix the misinterpretations of the Constitution
Most people who are'forced? into minimum wage jobs move quite quickly up the earnings ladder, says Janet Daley
Never let a good crisis go to waste.
Ultimately, environment and climate change are of no consequence to this administration. Despite all the rhetoric they?ve done virtually nothing to deal with the oil disaster in the Gulf and they?ve let BP fumble. It suggests political opportunities of denigrating industry outweigh environmental concerns.
In 2009 the federal government spent $3.5 trillion but collected only $2.1 trillion in revenue. You can't spend more than you make for very long, and a $1.4 TRILLION deficit is way over the limit.
People who call differences"inequities" and achievements"privilege" leave social havoc in their wake, while feeling noble about siding with the less fortunate. It would never occur to them that they have any responsibility for the harm done to both blacks and Asian Americans.
The practice of hiding legislation in unrelated bills has to stop. That goes for both parties. The legislative process has become a joke.
# In 2010, Washington will spend a record $31,406 per household.
# In 2010, Washington will collect $18,276 per household in taxes.
See a problem here?
The green consumers were more likely to cheat than the conventional purchasers, and they stole more money when asked to withdraw their winnings from envelopes on their desks.

Read more: http://stossel.blogs.foxbusiness.com/2010/03/18/green-crooks/#ixzz0idy4Y66h
You can't borrow your way to prosperity. Why is that so hard for gov't to understand?