Recession

Are Points a Good Buy Now?

Have the rules on buying points on a refinancing or a new mortgage changed? It used to be a rule of thumb that they weren't really worth it, but now deals may be so good they are hard to turn down.
Full Coverage

The Economizer

Economizer

In these troubled economic times, everyone is looking for a way to save a few bucks. That's where the Economizer comes in. With tips on subjects from losing weight to ceiling fans, the Economizer is the place to go when you need advice on cutting costs.
Full Coverage
WalletPop Blog

A Shack at McMansion Prices

foreclosure
Why are we in so much financial trouble? Because of stories like this one, wherein a woman got a mortgage on her house for way, way more than it was worth, and then couldn't pay it off.
Full Coverage

Walletpop Advertisement

Full Coverage
WalletPop Blog

How to Get That Interview Callback

dollar sign
Getty Images
With thousands upon thousands of people out of work, getting that all-important second interview is an important step on your road back to employment. What can you do to succeed? And how can you survive the waiting process? Don't miss these tips.
Full Coverage
ADVERTISEMENT

Don't Let Money Woes Isolate You

retirement
Have you noticed how most of the suggestions out there for saving money require you to stay home alone? Being broke can end up making you feel very lonely, but it doesn't have to be that way. Blogger Tom Barlow has some suggestions for how to make friends while you are cutting costs.
Full Coverage

Who Laid Off the Most Workers in 2008?

layoff workers
We see headlines nearly every day now about companies big and small that are laying off workers. This says a lot about what to expect in 2009. Here's a list of the biggest layoffs of the year.
Full Coverage
WalletPop Blog

Consumer Prices Drop by Record

holiday shoppers
Getty Images
The Labor Department's latest numbers say that that U.S. consumer prices fell in November at the fastest rate since 1932, the nadir of the Great Depression.
Full Coverage

Walletpop Advertisement

Full Coverage

Carol Vinzant
Carol Vinzant Filed Under: , ,

Animals & Money: Pets may be recession proof, but pet luxuries?

If there is one upside to the economic downturn, it is the downfall of what was once assumed to be the resilient market for luxury pet goods. Dog and cat lovers are used to having ridiculous, often...

Julie Tilsner
Julie Tilsner Filed Under: ,

Sign of the Times: New York Times to pimp out its front page

These are ugly times for the newspaper industry. The internets, plummeting classified advertising revenue and a generation that's grown up playing Nintendo over their breakfast cereal instead of...

Tom Barlow
Tom Barlow Filed Under: ,

Hyundai, Harley lead way in recession-fighting incentives

Two new programs caught my eye recently, recession-fighters by vehicle companies who aren't spending their time driving to D.C. for a handout. Perhaps this kind of thinking will help reverse the...

Aaron Crowe
Aaron Crowe Filed Under: , , , ,

Being a sports fan could be a lot cheaper this year

With the average baseball ticket costing $25.40, NBA ticket at $48.83, an NFL ticket at $72.20, and NHL seats at $48.72, it's no wonder sports fans have a difficult time making it through the...

Recession Search

Get more information about recessions with resources from AOL search.

    Headlines From WalletPop Partners

    More From the Weblogs Network