This week’s episode of Millionaire or Bust was recorded after a missed week. I have to apologize because I take my responsibility to my listeners to get a show out weekly, very seriously. Unfortunately, the trip to Las Vegas for BlogWorld proved too much for me as far as getting this show out on top [...]
MOB #111 – Vegas Wrap Up
October 26th, 2009 · podcasts
Tags: Bank Failures·Commodity Prices·Personal Finance·Retirement·Travel
MOB #109 – Some Bright Spots!
October 5th, 2009 · podcasts
This week’s episode of Millionaire or Bust gets right into it. Here are today’s segments and the associated articles and links: By the Numbers Dow: Down 177 points. Oil: Up $4.25/barrel from $65.56 to $69.81. Gas: Dropped another 4.3 cents/gallon this week from $2.504/gallon to $2.461. 2 more bank failures makes, one in Michigan and [...]
Tags: Automakers·Commodity Prices·Feedback·Personal Finance
MOB #108 – I’m Back!
September 28th, 2009 · podcasts
I’m back from my vacation week. I want to thank Shawno of the Hyper Nonsense podcast again for stepping in and hosting the show for last week. It’s good to be back and stepping back in where I left off. Here are the articles and links mentioned in this week’s show: By the Numbers: Dow: [...]
Tags: Commodity Prices·Personal Finance
MOB #106 – Eat Smart On Vacation
September 14th, 2009 · podcasts
Next week is looking to be a “vacation week,” but I’m open to user contributed material or a guest hosted show, if anyone is interested. I may also put together a feedback show. That’s all up in the air, but unless something comes up, don’t expect the show next week. Here are today’s segments and [...]
Tags: Commodity Prices·Money Saving·Personal Finance
MOB #105 – Labor Day Edition
September 8th, 2009 · podcasts
This week’s Labor Day Edition of Millionaire or Bust came out a day later in observance of the holiday. Here are today’s segments and the associated articles and links: By the Numbers The Dow dropped 103 points from last week. Oil: Dropped $3.40/barrel in the past week to $68.75 from $72.15. Gas: Dropped 2.6 cents/gallon [...]
