“European cities continue to have the highest quality of living in the world, with Vienna (1), Zurich (2) and Munich (3) not only ranking first, second and third in Europe, but also globally,” the report revealed, adding that “as many …
Out of all OECD countries, Ireland has the highest percentage of its native-born population living overseas. Even though Ireland has started recovering from the devastating impact of the financial crisis, emigration remains high with 35,300 people leaving in the 12 …
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Almost 80% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck barely able to afford to put food on the table. That’s terrible news considering the predictions currently assume that grocery prices will steadily continue to rise during 2019. Grocery prices …
Living off the grid, takes research, planning, and preparation. You will have to research many things such as: where is the best place to live, what resources you will need, how to obtain food, purifying water, herbs and other ingredients …
by Michael Snyder This just shows what can happen when you let crazy people run a state for several decades. In the 1960s and 1970s, the possibility of moving to the west coast was “the California dream” for millions of …
via marketwatch: Married couples are making room for roommates. Sometimes, multiple roommates. Just ask Kelsey Riley Dixon. The 29-year-old business owner and her husband, a semi-pro kayaker, share a four-bedroom home with three male roommates “to reduce costs in the very expensive city of …
Do you believe that having debt like credit cards, line of credit, student loans, etc. is good, bad, or it depends? More so than ever before, people are living paycheck to paycheck. No savings. Nothing for a rainy day. …
by Martin Armstrong The latest game in Germany is now Merkel, who offered cash to refugees to return last November, has stepped up her game and offered to pay their living expenses for one year if they return home. Billboards …
Via Marketwatch Even if the economy is on a roll, many Americans aren’t feeling the benefit. Real wages effectively declined in 2018, according to figures from the PayScale Index, a formula from the Seattle-based salary comparison site. PayScale said the median …
by Michael Snyder In just a few days, this will officially be the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, and there is no end in sight. President Trump is pledging that he will not sign any spending bill unless it …
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via philly: “Inescapable.” “It’s a constant stressor.” “I see no way out.” What do professors, real estate agents, farmers, business executives, computer programmers, and store clerks have in common? They’re not immune to the harsh reality of living paycheck to paycheck, …
People who drink moderate amounts of alcohol or coffee and are overweight in their 70s live longer lives, according to researchers at UC Irvine Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders. The researchers started a study in 2003 to look …
Mac Slavo December 12th, 2018 SHTFplan.com Market analyst and financial guru Peter Schiff says that the United States economy is headed for a disaster. In a recent interview, Schiff said that when the dollar goes away as a reserve currency, …
via J-L-Picard: Sources: https://historyinpieces.com/research/presidential-inauguration-dates https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States_by_date_of_death Made on MS Excel 365 Inspired by: https://xkcd.com/893/
by GizmosArrow I’m 31. I was diagnosed with cancer in June after two biopsies. Started chemo the same month. Went through 3 months/4 cycles of treatment, and now I’m technically in remission/NED. Looking at about $125,000 in medical debt, and …
by Michael Snyder Could you imagine living in an RV on a permanent basis? On the one hand, such a lifestyle can offer a sense of freedom that is absolutely exhilarating. Instead of being tied down to just one place, …
‘Bionic mushrooms’ fuse nanotech, bacteria and fungi Date:November 7, 2018 Source: Stevens Institute of Technology Summary:Researchers have taken an ordinary white button mushroom from a grocery store and made it bionic, supercharging it with 3D-printed clusters of cyanobacteria that generate …
by Martin Armstrong A very interesting issue has emerged in California. The price of real estate rose so high that the median price for a home reached $600,000 and the price was just too high. Consequently, people began to take up residence …
The vast majority of Americans, 78 percent, say they’re “extremely” or “somewhat” concerned about not having enough money for retirement, according to Northwestern Mutual’s 2018 Planning & Progress Study. And for good reason: A shocking 21 percent of Americans have nothing …
by Thinker The people of the world are sick and tired of being set against each other by powerful criminals who want us divided so they can continue to rape, steal and exploit us. Currently the gravest threat to the …
BTW, this interview is fresh, just posted yesterday. Growing up in Venezuela involves a lot of risk, especially kidnapping. Today’s story is actually three different stories of what it took to escape kidnappers. h/t grumpier
via latimes: California’s greatest contradiction is almost Dickensian: In a state often cited as home to scores of billionaires, almost 4 in every 10 residents are living at or near the poverty line. Some live in rural regions removed from the …
The number of people who live in their vehicles because they can’t find affordable housing is on the rise, even though the practice is illegal in many U.S. cities. The number of people residing in campers and other vehicles surged …
by Michael Snyder If the U.S. economy is really doing so well, then why is homelessness rising so rapidly? As the gap between the rich and the poor continues to increase, the middle class is steadily eroding. In fact, I recently gave …
by howmuch Earning an above-average wage early in a career is a critical predictor of long term success. Raises and promotions compound over the course of several decades. This means that if young people start out earning relatively little compared to …
from Financial Survival Network First time guest, Robert Wiedemer has written a number of books about what going to happen next. We’re in a buy now pay later economy. But eventually the bill is going to come due. No one is worrying about …
from Zero Hedge If one listens to the NFIB small business survey, or for that matter any of the other periodic confidence surveys over the past year virtually all of which are at or near record highs, life in the US …
GEORGE SOROS COMPLAINS: ‘EVERYTHING THAT COULD GO WRONG, HAS GONE WRONG’ George Soros recently lamented the rise of President Trump and anti-establishment parties across the globe, saying “everything that could go wrong, has gone wrong.” Soros made the comment in …
