If Hell Was a Dollar Thoughts of author Prof. Dr. Thomas Fletcher Grooms If Hell was a dollar, the 30-year mortgage rate would be over 5%. If Hell was a dollar, there would exist a federal reserve bank with a few special stockholders. If Hell was a dollar, a country economy would be based on […]
The Answer Thoughts of author Prof. Dr. Thomas Fletcher Grooms This is a story about the Answer. The truth of what you want to know. If you have an interest in the future, your finances and your longevity, this is for you. If you have curiosity about a subject that some consider controversial, you want […]
Wake-Up America, Wake-Up Thoughts of author Prof. Dr. Thomas Fletcher Grooms China is in our face. They are buying our farm land, commercial properties, long-time family-owned businesses, historical name-brand products, military manufacturing processes, strategic factories, New York stock markets and Washington politicians. Americans don’t have to sell to our enemies, but that’s the American Way […]
Why War Is Inevitable Thoughts of author Prof. Dr. Thomas Fletcher Grooms The world is lulled to sleep with busy families working, sleeping and eating. Music fills the air and the glass is full. The distractions and noise of the times make individuals yearn to give way to sleep drawing the eyelids down and embellished […]
The Couch-Potato Millionaire Thoughts of author Dr Tom Grooms Anyone who has read three headlines is knowledgeable and those who have read five headlines are experts. These experts can advise others how to succeed, become rich, and tell others what’s best for them. To qualify them, it’s best to ask how much money do they […]
The Next Crescendo Thoughts of author Dr Tom Grooms In your digital travels of what’s what and what’s up looking for some semblance of truth, you become aware there is no reliable source. You want to trust but feel you mustn’t or can’t. You may have concluded the only way to be perfectly happy is […]
Parabolic Mortgage Rates – Buy Sell Stay Thoughts of author Dr Tom Grooms Professor of Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral Economics Americans benefited from 2.9%-3.35% mortgage rates after the 2008 financial crash of the American economy. From 2008-2010, this started a cash parabolic movement of home mortgages hoping for a temporary pause in the fall of all […]
Senior Squeeze Social Security Antiquated Finance Thoughts of author Tom Grooms It’s been sleeting and snowing outside and you’re either inside warm, cozy and financially comfortable or you can’t figure out what to do in times like the present. If that’s the case then those of you in a bad situation or circumstance will benefit […]