Indiana's "Right To Work" For Less Law

Indiana's "Right to Work" for less law passed quickly and secretly. The right to work law strips unions of many of its powers. This is the second time in some decades that law has been passed in Indiana, it was repealed the first time it passed. Now, it has passed again.

"The Right to Work" law stips unions of their power, giving employees less bargaining power, less pay, less health insurance and lower pensions.

In "Right to Work" states the pay is $5000 per year less, 21% of the people have less health insurance and far fewer employees have pensions or the pensions are significantly lowered.

FYI: Unemployment is at an all time low of 8.3% today, the stock market has been up 5 consecutive weeks, and is at an all-time high.

MsFinancialSavvy.com

More "Right-to-Work" for less information:
Right To Work Law Is Wrong
http://righttoworkiswrong.com/,
Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law,
Union Workers Occupy The Super Bowl
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/03/occupy-super-bowl_n_1252775.html

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Foreclosure Rates Are Reflected In Real Estate Values of Homes Around The Country

Statistics taken from the Conventional Mortgage Home Price Index and published by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae display the general increase in home values during the recent U.S. real estate boom, and the decreases during the current real estate bust. The statistics compare one-unit detached, single-family homes in each regional division. Foreclosure rates are reflected in the real estate values of these homes in each region of the United States.

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Ed McMahon and His New Found Wealth

Ed McMahon may not have to move out of his Los Angeles
Mansion after all. Rich friends help rich friends, and this
has proven to be true with Ed McMahon. Reportedly, Jay Leno
will be bailing Ed McMahon out of his foreclosure crises.

Now, if we could find a consortium of rich people to help some of
the poor people being put out in the streets with their kids,
this world would be a better place for poor people too.

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Update On Ed McMahon And His Multi-Million Dollar Foreclosure Home

I saw Ed McMahon and his beautiful young wife on Larry King. He was
to explain why he is $644,000 behind on the note of his $5 million
dollar home at the age of 85. It was basically, well...stuff happens.

He explained with his two divorces, his accident, and well...he forgot
to mention his third beautiful young wife who had to have a $5 million
dollar home as her first house, but that was about it.

Because of his accident he can't work at the age of 85. Wow! who works
at the age of 85 to support a multi-million dollar mortgage. Anyway,
my heart goes out to him, he has my thoughts and prayers. And, if
anything comes out of this let it be a savvy money lesson for all of
you senior gentlemen out there, that some things are not THAT important.
Save your money, live off of your retirement.

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Renters Are The New Casualty Of The Foreclosure Crises

We saw many programs on television during the real estate boom,
about flipping houses. Flipping is buying, remodeling, and immediately
selling homes for profit. There were signs posted all over my community,
stating "we buy houses quick". There were real estate meetings

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Movie Stars Who Sell Their Babies

Times are tuff for all of us, but they seem to be the
toughest for movie stars. There is a huge baby boom amongst
them; whether married, never married, divorced or separated,
they are having babies. Lots and lots of babies. Then, after
they have the babies a peculiar thing happens. The public gets
to see the darling little tots, close up, in the face on national
publications. I'm told these publications pay handsomely for
photos of these movie star babies. So, that begs the question,
are the babies being conceived for money, especially when they
seem to have babies and get paid repeatedly? What do you think?

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How To Stay Current With Your Money and Debt Survival News

Life is tuff. It's not tuff for some of us; it's tuff for all of us. So,
for those of you who spend a lot time boo-hoeing about your financial status,
you no longer have a reason. Join the crowd of well-wishers, and do something
about your situation.

The answer is simple; it is in Msfinancialsavvy's Advice.
Read more about it here

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I have been away from my blog for a while and I am sorry for that. I had pressing
issues to take care of this year, but now I am back. A lot has happened since I
last posted. Namely the reasons for war have changed continuously, and U.S. home
foreclosures have reached an all time record-breaking high in the United States.
These foreclosures seem to be due to a combination of bad home loans, some down
right fraudulent home loans and folks losing their jobs. Just about everything
seems to be made in China, India, Vietnam(once our arch enemy), or some other
poor country, hence the loss of jobs here.

There is one silver lining in all of this financial mayhem, company CEO's in
the United States are getting fired for bad production, bad business deals or
both, but they walk out the door with $100 million dollars, even though half
the company looses their jobs.

In this country we have increasingly poor public schools, inner city and suburban
gang violence, poor people getting imprisoned at a rate never before in history,
and middle class suburban shootings over issues as small as a single child support
payment.

A newspaper in a wealthy southern California city, San Diego just reported that
home foreclosures are up an astonishing 353%, more than 7000 in 2007 alone. As a
result the homeless population has exploded, many folks don't even have the
luxury of thinking about poor schools when their kids have nowhere to sleep.
Pray for the United States, their is still hope and their are still a lot of
good people who live here. We need new leadership and a new direction, hopefully
we will get it in our next president.

Read My Article On "Avoiding Home Foreclosure"