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- History of Money from Ancient Times to Present Day (Davies)
Provides a history. 10-09
- Money Lessons (TeachNet)
Provides a single lesson.
- The History of Money (Federal Reserve)
- Money Problems for Kids (Infobahn Xpress)
Provides money problems for younger children to solve, such as making change.
- Money (AtoZKidsStuff.com)
Provides over a dozen projects related to money. 1-02
- Nigerian Money Transfer Fraud (Wikipedia.org)
"The Nigerian money transfer fraud, also known as the Nigeria scam or the 419 fraud after the relevant section of the Nigerian criminal code, is a fraudulent scheme to extract money from investors living in rich countries such as the US and Europe." 11-27-02
- What Corporate Money Buys in Government (PBS NOW - Moyers)
"On March 2002 the U.S. Senate passed the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, commonly known as the McCain-Feingold Bill. It's the biggest reform of the nation's campaign finance system since the days of Watergate. Its highlight: a total ban on the large, unregulated donations to the national Republican and Democratic parties known as soft money." Some have sued to stop this legislation and this has, in turn, revealed immense corporate power in government, purchased by corporations.
"Internal documents from the Republican and Democratic parties — including personal letters and emails which show party officials routinely discussing policy issues and offering access to elected officials in obtaining large contributions. About 100 pages of those documents have been released so far. Many more remain secret because of the objections of some of those named in the case. But even the few that are available have been enough to cause a stir." 2-02
- Saving Money When Shopping for Food (Urban Programs Resource Network - Reuter)
Recommends ways to cut costs when buying food. 11-03
- Saving Money When Shopping for Food (SaveRealMoney.com)
Recommends ways to cut costs when buying food. 11-03
- Saving Money When Shopping for Food (AllThingsFrugal.com)
Recommends ways to cut costs when buying food. 11-03
- Saving Money When Shopping for Food (MommySavers.com)
Recommends ways to cut costs when buying food. 11-03
- Saving Money on Food When Traveling (Fabulous Travel.com)
Recommends ways to cut costs when buying food. 11-03
- Money Raised for the Presidential Election of 2004 (CNN News)
Provides a tally of amounts raised by candidates as of December 2003. 2-04
- Money Spent for the Presidential Election of 2004 (CNN News)
Provides a tally of amounts spent by candidates as of December 2003. 2-04
- Money - Financial Information on Howard Dean for the Presidential Election of 2004 (CNN News)
Provides a tally of financial information on Howard Dean. For example, he raised over 3 million dollars in the second quarter and almost 9 million in the third quarter. 12-03
- Money - Financial Information on John Kerry for the Presidential Election of 2004 (CNN News)
Provides a tally of financial information on John Kerry as of July 2004. 2-04
- Money - Sources of Funds for Presidential Candidates (Federal Election Commission)
Provides funds raised by President George W. Bush. 10-04
- Money - Winning Compared to Spending in the Senate (OpenSecrets.org)
Provides a list of expenditures, winners, and losers for Senate seats. More than two-thirds of the heaviest spenders were the winners. Also provides a great deal more information about donations and elections. 12-03
- 02-08-04 U.S. May Have Found Saddam's Money (Guardian Unlimited)
"The United States believes it has found at least $300 million Saddam Hussein hid in banks, yet doesn't have enough evidence to get countries such as Syria and Switzerland to hand over the money, U.S. and European officials told The Associated Press."
"Much to the frustration of the Bush administration, countries that acted quickly on relatively weak evidence involving al-Qaida funds have been unwilling to do the same on Iraq, partly because of growing doubts about the quality of U.S. intelligence."
"Were the account held in a U.S. bank, federal authorities wouldn't need any more evidence than they already have because the Patriot Act, passed after Sept. 11, 2001, gives them expanded powers of search and seizure." 2-04
- Investing in Real Estate - A Case Study (Money.CNN.com)
"The DeLaGarzas make more than they spend, and spend what they make on real estate." 8-04
- Learn About Money (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco)
Provides a game or project where children learn about how money works in Fedville, a small town. 9-04
- New $50 Bill Released (MoneyFactory.com)
Provides copies of new $50 and $20 for students and others to study. These copies were provided by the U.S. Treasury for this use. 10-04
- Money - Sources of Funds for Presidential Candidates (Federal Election Commission)
Provides funds raised by Senator John Kerry. 10-04
- Money - Financial Information on George W. Bush for the Presidential Election of 2004 (CNN News)
Provides a tally of financial information on George W. Bush as of July 2004. 2-04
- Money Raised for the Presidential Election of 2004 (OpenSecrets.org)
Provides a tally of amounts raised by candidates. 10-04
- Discussions About Money (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis)
Provides discussion questions and resources. 1-05
- -05-05-05 Audit Reveals Major Flaws in U.S. Money Management (BBC News)
"US civilian authorities in Iraq have been unable to account properly for nearly $100m earmarked for rebuilding, financial auditors say."
"A separate report criticises the use of almost $18bn of US taxpayers' money for reconstruction." 5-05
- Cheapest Gasoline Prices (Money.CNN.com)
"U.S. drivers will have another tool available in their pursuit of low-priced gasoline this Memorial Day weekend when AAA members Thursday gain access via AAA club Web sites to retail prices at individual service stations." 5-05
- -09-28-05 Borrowing the Money for War (ABC News)
" 'Tax cuts are always popular,' Clinton said. 'But about half of these tax cuts since 2001 have gone to people in my income group, the top 1 percent. I've gotten four tax cuts."
" 'Now, what Americans need to understand is that that means every single day of the year, our government goes into the market and borrows money from other countries to finance Iraq, Afghanistan, Katrina and our tax cuts,' Clinton added. 'We depend on Japan, China, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and Korea primarily to basically loan us money every day of the year to cover my tax cut and these conflicts and Katrina. I don't think it makes any sense. I think it's wrong.' " 9-05
- Taking a Sabbatical or Break (Money Central MSN)
"Taking a break may be just the thing to spark your spirits. But keep in mind these seven points to ensure that your mini-retirement doesn't produce maxi-regret." 12-05
- Getting Ahead Harder for Twenty Somethings (MSN MoneyCentral)
"Many parents wonder why their kids can’t just grow up, buy a home, start a family and live without debt. They don’t realize how much the economic context has changed." 02-06
- In Your 20's: See How Your Wealth Measures Up (MSN MoneyCentral)
"Older folks who are nostalgic about their 20s often forget, or gloss over, how very, very broke many people are at this age:" 11-06
- Editorial: Hybrids Do Save You Money (SoulTek.com)
"In urban areas hybrids like the Prius can save you money now and in the future they will save even more money." 01-07
- How Much to Tip (CNN Money)
"To help start your next debate, here's a quick guide to customary gratuities for various services. The guide is provided by the Emily Post Institute. Those with passionate views about how much to tip the pizza-delivery guy, please see the information in the footnote provided by two other sources." 03-07
- -08-06-07 Best Moneymakers (Yahoo News)
"For every dollar he was paid for his last three roles, Damon brought in $29 of gross income, the site calculated."
"That put the 36-year-old 'Bourne' star atop a Forbes list of 22 film heavyweights, ranked by the same financial formula." 07-06
- Money Styles (iVillage.com)
"Planning for retirement can be a serious source of conflict if you and your mate don't see eye to eye. In my professional practice I work with couples who are in conflict over finances. Every couple has its own situation and dynamic, but three situations come up time and time again. See whether your husband is most like Phil, Fred or George -- and how you can work with him to get your retirement spending on track." 11-05
- -07-08-08 Oil Billionaire Puts His Money on Wind Power (CNN News)
"Billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens is putting his clout behind renewable energy sources like wind power."
"The legendary entrepreneur and philanthropist on Tuesday unveiled a new energy plan he says will decrease the United States' dependency on foreign oil by more than one-third and help shift American energy production toward renewable natural resources." 07-08
- What To Do With Your Retirement Money Now (CBS News)
"Contributor Ray Martin offers some specific advice for workers in different generations, as well as suggestions for how their portfolios should be allocated." 10-08
- -02-18-09 Auto Makers Ask for More Money (MSNBC News)
"General Motors and Chrysler asked the government for an additional $14 billion in aid, a dramatic acknowledgment that conditions in the U.S. auto industry have grown significantly worse in just two months." 02-09
- -04-10-09 Editorial: Best Cars for the Money (U.S. News)
"Car shoppers face an uncertain economy and a shrinking ability to borrow. The key to surviving the current marketplace is to stretch your dollars as far as they'll go -- but that doesn't mean flocking to the biggest incentives. It means focusing on cars that are proven winners and offer a great value over the entire life of the car." 04-09
- -04-15-09 Goldman Sachs to Return Bailout Money (USA Today)
"Goldman would be the largest, if it follows six smaller banks, including Signature Bank (SBNY) and IberiaBank, (IBKC) who have already repaid the government with interest."
"But analysts are cautioning that the repayments should not be viewed as an indication that the economy is rebounding; rather as a sign of how worried bankers are about legislation that imposes limits on banks that take TARP money." 04-09
- -09-11-09 50 Most Powerful Women (Money.CNN.com)
"In 1998 when the Most Powerful Women in Business list premiered, just two of our honorees ran Fortune 500 companies. This year 13 do." 09-09
- -09-30-09 Forbes' Richest Americans Lost Money This Year (USA Today)
"America's super rich are getting poorer. For only the fifth time since 1982, the collective net worth of the Forbes 400, the annual tally of the nation's richest people, has declined, falling $300 billion in the past 12 months from $1.57 trillion to $1.27 trillion." 09-09
- Money (U.S. Consumer Information Center))
Provides a long list of articles to assist the the individual in planning and avoiding dangers related to money.
- Oregon Taxes - How Can Oregon Raise Money? (ForOregon.org)
Provides an explanation of options for gaining revenue and describes progressive and regressive taxes. 2-04
- Ways to Avoid Hospital Overcharges (MSN MoneyCentral)
"American hospitals are fleecing patients out of billions of dollars annually, and experts say that while some of the overcharges are honest errors, many are deliberate." 2-06
- Nondivorce (MSN MoneyCentral)
"Potentially big legal fees, health-insurance needs and the expense of separate households cause some couples to stay under one roof even when their marriages are all but dead." 01-07
- How to Make Big Money (MSNBC News)
"Here are 11 strategies — but you’ll also need quite a bit of luck on your side." 03-07
- Car Theft - Worst Cities (MSN Money)
"A new study looks at all 336 of the nation’s metro areas. Cars in California ‘hot spots’ were dozens of times more likely to be stolen." 8-05
- Phishing Prevention (MSN MoneyCentral)
"There's a new twist on 'phishing' scams: 'pharming.' You type in a legitimate Web address but get directed to a bogus site that steals your data."
"To determine if you're at the real site, click on the lock symbol and make sure it displays the address you expect, says Mikko Hyppönen, chief research officer of F-Secure, an Internet security company in Helsinki, Finland." 11-05.
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