Loan Loser: Home-Financing a Car 
Would you take out a 30-year car loan? Okay, you’re probably thinking that sounds outrageous, so let me take it down a bit. How about a 10-year auto loan?

For Some Subprime Borrowers, Few Good Choices 
Lenders and the government are being urged to cushion the blow to troubled borrowers and find ways to enable them to remain in their homes.

Governor Gibbons’ Record Appears to be Clean 
After weeks of waiting for the other shoe to drop, Governor Jim Gibbons has been cleared of all wrong-doing surrounding his legal defense fund. Legislative Reporter Jonathan Humbert caught up with the governor Wednesday.

Your Portfolio: Supersavers plan ahead to retire at 55 
Financial conflicts, as a family therapist might tell you, can sink a marriage.

An obituary for Pepper 
They had their differences, mainly that she was a cat and he’s a dog person. Still, the stray turned family member will be missed. W E HAD TO put her down the other day, the tiny cat that had been around for 11 or 12 years, no one’s quite sure. Now, in the house she never ever left, a little of the background music is gone. And I am suddenly missing, of all things, a cat.

Foreclosures, bankruptcies on rise due to debt 
What some would consider a terrible ending, lawyer Gerald Green considers a new beginning. When someone typically hears the word bankruptcy, images of a business deal gone wrong or a greedy CEO might come to mind.