Under Renovation!
As you can see, there is some extensive renovation of the site going on at the moment. We will not be posting any further updates (as we haven’t been for a while) until all the new layout and design is complete. When we return (which will hopefully be soon), there will be quite a few additions to the website as well as a few surprises in store!! Can’t wait. Until then, take care! Read More →
Education worth the cost?
As a university student I am all too aware of the increased cost of post-secondary education and the many ways one can rack up debt in order to achieve that desired goal, attaining a university degree. This article recently caught my eye and made me think whether my own mounting debts are worth it in the long run. Recently, it has become painstakingly obvious, even to the casual observer, that a... [Read more]
Hiatus
Hello everyone! With the Holidays coming up, some travel on my behalf and a grueling exam period coming up, The Social Verdict will go on hiatus for some time. Early February is the target date for a full-time return with a few surprises in store! Happy Holidays to all! Read More →
Where’s Our Crisis?
Another submission by Jaroslav Kudritski, our first 2-time contributor. Many thanks to him. Hope you all enjoy this enticing read. When flipping through the history books of history patterns eventually begin to emerge. It is undeniable that the world runs on cycles and obviously, the economy is no different. Alone, these are just statistics but when these various cycles are put together with a timeline,... [Read more]
Daily Verdict: November 25th, 2008
Markets hover around even Home prices in the United States have plunged a record 17.4% compared to last year but consumer confidence has moderately improved over the last month. This, along with news that more bailouts are coming for the economy, markets survived another day without any terrible dives. Currently: Dow – 8 363 points (-95) FTSE100 – 4 171 points (+18) CAC40 – 3... [Read more]