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Archive for April, 2009

 

compare Money magazine and smart money, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance ?

Thursday, April 30th, 2009
personal finances
Invest-888 asked:


Which magazine is the best for individual investment beginners for tips and hints in stock/mutual funds/ETF picks?

 

What’s the difference between Soy milk and Silk Milk?

Sunday, April 12th, 2009
personal finances
TLC fan #1 asked:


have to do a project in personal finance class, about learning how to do a spending plan on groceries. Just want to know the difference.. Thanks.

 

How to file a restraining order from someone getting personal information, as medical, health, finance, a?

Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
personal finances
genx0517 asked:


from a law firm

 

AWFUL w/ money.HELP, online personal finance class?

Sunday, April 5th, 2009
personal finances
janecat asked:


i just overdrew again. i’ve signed up for personal finance at school, but they always cancel the class b/c not enough people sign up. the community college in town doesn’t offer one either. i can’t budget money to save my life. i’ve tracked what percentages go where, but it doesn’t help. i’m getting married in may, and i don’t want to put unnecessary financial strain on my marriage. where can i go to learn how to manage money?? p.s. i’m halfway through “rich dad, poor dad”…

 

Why did Al Gore lie to congress about his personal finances & global warming profits?

Friday, April 3rd, 2009
personal finances
Obama Hood – Spread the Wealth asked:


When Tennessee Rep. Marsha Blackburn confronted Al Gore with his profiteering from global warming legislation at today’s House Energy and Environment Subcommittee hearing on the Waxman-Markey climate bill, Al Gore said that every penny he ever made from his business activities went into non-profit efforts. [See transcript below.]

That is a flat-out lie, according to this March 6, 2008 Bloomberg report that indicates that Al Gore invested $35 million of his own money in various for-profit endeavors.

Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore left the White House seven years ago with less than $2 million in assets, including a Virginia home and the family farm in Tennessee. Now he’s making enough to put $35 million in hedge funds and other private partnerships.

Gore invested the money with Capricorn Investment Group LLC, a Palo Alto, California, firm that selects the private funds for clients and invests in makers of environmentally friendly products, according to a Feb. 1 securities filing. Capricorn was founded by billionaire Jeffrey Skoll, former president of EBay Inc. and an executive producer of Gore’s Oscar-winning documentary film on global warming.

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/10567

Read the transcript. So Al Gore simply jumped on the global warming band wagon and supports cap and trade because he can make the almight buck.