Throughout the year, many of us do exactly the same thing…we start saving for our annual summer holidays. This year seems to be different, the savings account has been dipped into and the credit cards would appear to be maxed out! With the credit crunch affecting the majority of us, finding enough spare cash to … Read more
AT&T’s plan to offer subsidized netbooks for (and more, depending on which model the subscriber opts for) raises interesting questions. The most basic is what means to the open access debate. As the name implies, open access is the ability of customers to link any device that passes technical muster to a carrier’s network. Verizon … Read more
Not so long ago most Americans retired debt free, or close to it, and it was considered the norm, but that was then. Now, an ever increasing number of Americans are retiring with huge amounts of debt, partly paid off mortgages, home-equity lines of credit, credit card debt, and even auto loans. For many decades, … Read more