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The financial crisis in Greece should be a wakeup call for Americans, as there are some disturbing parallels between that European country and the US. If you haven’t heard, banks in Greece – closed off and on for several weeks ...

The nation of Greece is going through a financial nightmare that has important lessons for America. Indeed, Americans who want to see what happens when an economy collapses and money disappears should take a look at what is going on ...

Federal bureaucrats are pressuring banks and credit unions to close accounts for gun shops and other law-abiding businesses in an attempt to shut down those enterprises. That is the charge a US Congressman and others are making about a US ...

A Department of Treasury agency that regulates and oversees America’s banks is ordering survival kits for its employees. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has asked suppliers for bids on the survival kits. A solicitation request makes it ...

The Internal Revenue Service has seized the bank accounts of hundreds of small business owners and private citizens even though those individuals have paid their taxes and committed no crime. The accounts were emptied without a hearing or criminal charges ...

Gun sellers who have online transactions are being denied access to the banking system and credit card processing by the FDIC and the US Justice Department, according to the The Washington Times, which is alleging that banks are being pressured ...

It is possible to fight the Internal Revenue Service and win, as several business owners have learned. The agency has decided to return more than $200,000 it had seized from three business owners in Michigan because of a federal judge’s ...

QE Infinity has been successful in raising the stock market to highs, but has done little for the overall economy. Jobs are still in short supply or barely keeping pace with the new entrants. Inflation is more than creeping upward. ...

The volatile ups and downs in the market prices of precious metals read like a soap opera. It begins with the Federal Reserve—they confirmed they had every intention of continuing quantitative easing for the foreseeable future (to the point that ...

Call it the summer of the banking scandal. The PFGBest CEO embezzles $200 million in client funds and confesses it all before a botched suicide attempt. JP Morgan loses a couple of billion in bad trades, and Jaime Dimon has ...