Personal Finance and Investing

Everybody is eligible to receive prescription drugs at a pre-determined fee regardless of their income, age or pre-existing conditions. There is a new drug discount card accessible to everybody that wants it, and it is free of charge! Access to medical care and rx access is here too.  For too long, patients without healthcare insurance have been paying full retail cost for their prescription drugs however with this innovative program they will now have an advocate at their side. Prescription help is available.

There are some companies that have plans to reduce the price tag of prescription drugs to those people with no medical insurance coverage. Th

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If anyone ever deserved a visit from the ghosts of Christmases past, present and future it’s Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary.  He makes the original Scrooge look generous. If he isn’t suggesting that it is perfectly reasonable for people to stand up for a budget flight, he’s on national radio muttering about charging them to use the loo in mid-air.

And not all his ludicrous-sounding ideas are just about getting free publicity – a good few actually end up getting implemented. Just think – even five years ago, would you ever have thought you’d have to pay extra just to check in for your flight? Quite.   Anyway, this week O’Leary’s been at it again. Ryanai

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Although the economy and the credit sector is still far from being strong, there does seem to be small changes taking place that are giving many economists reason to be optimistic.

Creditors have begun extending credit to excellent credit card customers, also called “superprime” customers, as evident in the increase in credit card offers being delivered to the homes of these consumers.

In fact, credit card promotional mail volume rose 34 percent between September and October, which equals about 180 million pieces of new mail. This level is the highest it’s been since December 2008. It wa

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We’ve grown accustomed to bad news in the US over the past couple of years. Media outlets have been accused of celebrating that bad news, highlighting it in an effort to continue the ratings bonanza that started with people glued to cable news stations as the economy was falling apart. Over the past few months a little bit of good news has started to creep in, mostly around the stabilization of the financial markets and of the housing market. The job market has continued to be a source of consistently bad news, something that changed with the newly released November numbers.

November’s job losses were the mildest since the recession began two years ago. In

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