A little insight into just who’s buying homes in Maricopa County and the Phoenix metropolitan area. It’s all a matter of perspective.
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Arizona College Savings
Are you a prospective (or current) college student living on a limited budget in Maricopa County, and looking to save a significant amount of money?
Then you’ll want to read an Arizona Economics blog post written by Mesa Community College economics teacher Scott Gustafson, proposing a very simple idea to cut your college tuition by approximately [...]
Recovery For Arizona?
As I’ve written in prior posts, because of their accuracy in assessing our economy, the folks at University of Arizona, Eller College of Management (EBR), Economic Business and Research Center should be considered the leading economic forecasters for our State, and even our nation. They accurately predicted the Great Recession at at a time when [...]
Janet Yellen Visits Phoenix
According to Catherine Reagor’s Real Estate and Growth Blog, Dr. Janet L. Yellen, economist, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco will be in Phoenix to talk about Arizona’s economy next week.
One of twelve districts banks represented in the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco provides wholesale [...]
Life Care Planning in Arizona
One important message that I try to impart on Guzzo The Contrarian is to always be prepared for the unexpected. Not only should we be prepared financially, but we should also be prepared for worst type of emergency situation, incapacitation, through Life Care Planning.
All states have laws that allow us to make future health care [...]
The State Of Arizona’s Economy
I’m about a month behind in finding this, but here’s an Arizona Illustrated interview of University of Arizona economists Marshall J. Vest, Director Economic and Business Research Center, and Professor Gerald Swanson, Eller College of Management.
These two leading economic advisers give their assessment of the State of Arizona’s economy and the budget crisis.