This is probably good for the economy because it is helping banks get rid of unwanted properties... but what will that do to my properties.

And if she asked for one, I'd tell her to go pound sand.

Its kind of turning into an 800 pound octopus...I was writing about a process called "debt stacking" which I am using to pay off my cards, but there's all these other options out there and I am trying to check it all out.

On the 3rd day, she sat down for the last time at their beautiful dining room table by candlelight, put on some soft background music, and feasted on a pound of shrimp, a jar of caviar and a bottle of Chardonnay.

This is a story from London, England but I couldn't help chuckling at it.Key points:Location: Barking, London, England2 story, 3 bedroom house11 tenantsEach paying £1,100.00/mo (British Pounds) or $1,372.00/mo (USD)Landlord swimming in £12,100.00/mo (British Pounds) or $15,092.00/mo (USD)That is $181,104/yr on ONE 3 bedroom house if he got away with it for that longNeighbors complainBritish version of Code Enforcement respondLandlord caughtFined £427.00 or $532.00Landlord banned from renting out properties in the borough for lifeStory here: http://bit.ly/2f06DBD

As a Bucs fan, remember the phrase "pound that rock."

There is a saying... penny saved pound foolish.

I have an addiction to large fish tanks and the concrete floors are certainly very useful for people like me that are planning on putting thousands of pounds of water in their living space.

Answer everyone of them thinks it okay to put a pound of potato peels down the drain.

Investors are looking at great returns, and in Pounds at that!