The following is an interview I did in early February with a student from Eastern Kentucky University who was looking for an alternative, common sense viewpoint for the average person for approaching personal finance issues during the Depression, amid all the pro-stock market propaganda. It is not an investment advice article or a survivalist’s guide. Is this a good time to start investing? There are two good answers to that: yes and no. It all depends on your current financial firepower, your age, level of financial sophistication, retirement plans, and options for a 401k, just to name a few factors. … Continue reading Surviving the Depression