Joyce Wadler writes in the New York Times (May 14): “When hard economic times force adults to move back into their parents’ homes, the move is rarely without tensions.”
Wadler’s article includes interviews with numerous individuals and couples well into their 30s, some with young children.
According to the Census Bureau, as of last year there were [...]
Caught in the Safety Net
June 8th, 2009 by Attn:Money
NYC economy hit by decline in parental subsidies
June 8th, 2009 by Ken Kaye
The flow of parental money that helped fuel one of New York City’s most radical gentrifications has ebbed.
Insensitive advice
June 1st, 2009 by Ken Kaye
Here’s an example of bad ADD advice to a 25-year-old college grad who sounds like his ADD (which may be the cause of his depression, or an additional problem) has paralyzed him with regard to work and money.
The advice columnist, Salon’s Cary Tennis, is apparently clueless about adult ADD as well as arrogant in his [...]
Media interviews on “Trust Me”
May 19th, 2009 by Attn:Money
Open [READ MORE] for TV interview clips.
Who are these DIY bank execs?
May 6th, 2009 by Nick Kaye
saw a headline today:
“Bank of America May Need $34 Billion in New Capital”
WAIT, isn’t that just another way of saying:
“Bank of America Fails To The Tune of At Least $34 Billion Dollars”
And in a parallel dimension the same “story” might headline thus:
“All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Cached; Please Restock”
Who are these DIY bank execs? [...]