New Book Examines Financial Regulation, Past and Future

“Why Too Big to Fail?”
HIGH POINT, N.C., June 3, 2010 — In the wake of the global economic meltdown in the fall of 2008, many people around the world have been asking “what happened” and “how do we keep it from happening again?” While the causes are now well know…

Double-Dip Recession Anyone? Forty Percent of People Now Say ‘Yes’

The current Wealth Hazards Worry Index shows that more people are wary of another recession in 2010 as government stimulus and support programs begin to wind down
ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2010 — The Wealth Hazards Worry Index now indicates that the number of people who believe that the U.S. economy could en…

Errors on Credit Report Costing Consumers Billions Per Year

LOS ANGELES, April 7, 2009 — Over 100 million Americans are overpaying on their loans because of errors on their credit report. Worst of all, these errors are fixable and consumers don’t even realize it.
Eighty percent of Americans have an error on their credit report. Twenty-five percent o…

Financial Services Firm Remarks on Investors’ Collapse of Confidence

Howard Baron, CPA, JD, Provides Insight on the $787 Billion Stimulus Package
KENNESAW, Ga., March 5, 2009 — Howard Baron, CPA, JD, President of The Baron Companies, a local accounting, tax and investment management firm, urges calm, rational decision-making in the face of financial market turm…