You may not realize it but it's already begun…. the new world economy is happening right before our eyes. In a recent Sierra Magazine I read that wind energy now employs more people than coal mining, can you believe that? Coal supplies over 50% of the power that we use in the United States… wind energy supplies something like 1% if that! And yet more people are employed in the wind energy business, that is just incredible.

Today America has the opportunity to recapture the spirit of "America". All the stories we have heard as children, the values, love, hope and faith. We have two choices keep the media hype and proclaim recession or dream and see a true Renewal.

Recent economic conditions have people so unsure of where they are headed. Time to take control of our financial futures and assure ourselves and family of a successful retirement.

$787 billion is a nearly unfathomable number. What does it really mean and where it all that money going?

This article looks at the news with interest rates and other news in the mortgage industry.

Treasury Secretary was expected in his speech this week to give the particulars about how the Obama administration will spend the rest of the money from the bailout. But it seems lawmakers and investors walked away unsure of how exactly Geithner plans to stabilize the shaky banking industry.

A look at the roller coaster ride the media has had with the Michael Phelps pot smoking incident and the fall out from this sponsors.

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If you want to know about phenomenal real estate deals, you've come to the right place. Check out America's top five cities.

As noted in a recent article in the Austin-American Statesman, Austin is weathering this recession better than the country as a whole. The Austin-metro area added jobs in 2008, while the national unemployment rate dropped 2 percent, a total of 2.6 million jobs.