The Global Squeeze is a term coined by the media to refer to the recent worldwide market crashes and financial problems. Whether it's a foreclosure, stock dive, or increased food prices, the phenomenom is global.
The global squeeze is only just beginning. Analysts predict that things will get worse before they get better. Talk of recession is in the air, and national banks are scrambling to stabilize the various markets.
For normal, individual citizens however, it's of little importance which multi-billion dollars bank goes bankrupt, or how much money a government is spending to bail out a corporation. What matters is how much money you have, and how much spending you have to do. Also, your personal investments need to be safe to ensure a decent retirement.
This site provides links and resouces for people like you to learn and make good choices with their finances. Below you will find links to those hand picked sites.
This BBC page is the first place to start to learn about the latest happenings on the Global Squeeze. It includes the latest news reports, and feedback from companies and people on how their day to day lives have changed.
Yahoo! Finance has some of the best editorials out there for personal investing and the world of finance and great forums for investors, and for personal finance matters.
WiseBread has finance and live style forums for people of all ages, and great information can be found on how to ride the global squeeze without losing your shirt.
The Saving Advice forum is the place for people to find out how to save money on every day purchases.