Money Laundering
Author: Frank Egan - LAC Lawyers


Money laundering was intended to catch large scale drug
dealers, operators of crime syndicates and persons associated
with these enterprises. Conveniently for the authorities it also
has ...   more »

Credit Crunch Impacts On Family Life
Author: Andrew Redfern


The credit crunch is beginning to bite into the heart of
families in the UK.

Transact, a forum representing over 1,000 organizations that
advise on dealing ...   more »

Why is the Cost of Food So High?
Author: Karl Bennion

Prices are rising and supplies are tightening, for a number of
reasons. We are seeing food prices increasing at their highest
rate in years. ...   more »

Best Way to Save Money on Groceries: One Woman's Secret
Author: Kathy Wilson

Let's face it, with the way things are today with gas and
grocery prices going up (and just about everything else) most ...   more »

Self Help is more Important than dwelling on the Economic Crisis
Author: Bob Urichuck

Mary Kay said it best. "We spend more time planning our
vacations than we do planning our lives."

Let's change your ...   more »

Medical Insurance Can Ruin Your Credit Scores
Author: John Rasor

Insurance is supposed to protect you, right?

Well, in some cases it does, and in others - it doesn't.
Especially when it comes to your ...   more »

Lemon Law Texas Explained To The Layman
Author: David Faulkner

As a vehicle owner, it would be wise to know more about the
Lemon Law Texas, which is a piece of legislation designed to
protect ...   more »

"Sign Here Honey"
Author Name: Helga Hayse


Every year, on or around April 15, millions of wives are asked
by their husband to sign a joint income tax return. My husband
used to say "Sign ...   more »