Are you ready for the most depressing day of the year? Blue Monday, the name coined by the professor at Cardiff University who “discovered” it, falls on January 25th this year. Dr. Cliff Arnall came up with a mathematical formula used to calculate which day of each year is the most abysmally blah.

By applying different variables like distance between holidays, weather, lack of daylight, lapsing of New Year’s resolutions and the arrival of Christmas bills to come up with the third Monday in January as the most depressing day of the year! Hooray.

This winter it’s particularly easy to feel … Continue Reading

Only a few more days remain for you to shop for Valentines Day 2010 on-line and have it arrive before the big day!

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You can save up to 20 dollars off of a great purchase for that special person on your list!

Categories are divided into people you most likely are purchasing for, girls, guys, husbands or moms: we have everything laid out for you, nice and easy!

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The recent disaster in Haiti is thought to have displaced some 300,000 people, and the death toll rises almost hourly as they uncover more and more bodies in the rubble. Unfortunately, in the wake of so many recent disasters buzz-words like “relief effort”, “humanitarian aid”, and “disaster fund” seem to be ever present on the news and radio.

On our end, eBillme is offering to donate $10 to the Red Cross for every $50 purchase you make from now until January 31st. Additionally, you’ll save 10$ off of the price of your purchase simply for helping. You can find … Continue Reading

September 15, 2008 is recognized by many as the day of the credit crunch. On this day, Lehman … Continue Reading

Have we bottomed out? It certainly does seem that the worst is behind us and things are starting to look better. Many people are asking this question, and are asking what will happen when the economy will start to grow again. Will we go back to our old habits? Will consumers load up their credit cards like they did before?

To understand what may happen in the future, we can learn from trends of the past. If you take a look at significant events in history, you can’t but help notice a certain pattern. The pattern is as follows:

Prosperity … Continue Reading