RichGirlLowLife

at Friday, October 28, 2011

Lyons, 43, the creative director & President of J.Crew, has become involved with Courtney Crangi, 38, the sister and business parter of jewelry designer Philip Crangi.

Lyons separated from Vincent Mazeau, her husband of nine years, August 2011, due to her new relationship with Courtney. Gays, fashion industry insiders, and entertainment news is cheering Jenna Lyons on, forgetting she was a married woman who left her husband. I was a huge fan of Jenna but I do not respect how she has humiliated her husband. According to insiders Jenna's husband Vincent Mazeau had no idea she was a lesbian. Vincent is also telling friends he never saw any of this coming "it was all out of the blue" he told a friend.

If this situation was vice versa the man would have been crucified.

at Friday, October 21, 2011

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at Wednesday, October 12, 2011

The Kardashians’ Sears line may well make over $200 million this year, as their rep told WWD. That’s a huge number for a brand new line. However, let’s not confuse that with net earnings for the Kardashian brood. They’re unlikely to see more than $10 million of that themselves. The Kardashians does not own their own clothing line. They license out their name. Read the article here.

Jessica Simpson is no where near a billionaire (her earning for 2010 was close to $20 million). Jessica sold her brand in 2005 to Camuto group. She does not even own her label. Neither are the Olsen twins, despite the stories that blogs have spread. Read the article here.

at Friday, October 07, 2011

~~Greedy ass~~ Bank Of America has announced it would charge debit and credit card users a $5.00 monthly fee. Averaging $60.00 per year. The new fees will start January of 2012. Bank of America's debit and credit card fee marks just one of the many ways banks are sucking customers dry. In wake of the financial crisis (that the banks caused) which resulted in a regulatory overhaul. Banks now get far less money each time a shopper swipes a credit or debit card. Those fees generated $19 billion dollars per year for banks. So how do they fix the problem? By making you and I pay the difference.

These fees are out of control: airline baggage fees, ATM fees, paper statement fees, fees hidden in phone and cable bills, hotel internet fees, cell phone fees, and taxes on everything but air. I'm sure any minute a fee for breathing will be annouced. Forget Americans are struggling to put food on their table and clothes on their backs. America is in a recession and 14million Americans are unemployed, just goes to show how large corp don't give a dam about anyone but themselves.

Although these fees will not affect me because I usually keep a $2,000 to $3,000 balance in my checking, I still plan to close my account. God forbid one day I'm unemployed or have to use those funds for an emergency. Then I would be on the chopping block also. How to avoid being raped by banks? Join a credit union.

Credit unions' focus on serving consumers keeping fees low.
Credit unions are non profit financial institutions they are owned and controlled by members. Consumers like you and I.
Credit unions' has a nation wide system of 25,000 free ATMs making credit unions convenient for everyone.
There are nearly ten million members in California and Nevada and more than 90 million nationwide.
You can join a credit union based upon the community where you live, your employment, school, association, or place of worship.
Becoming a credit union member is easier than joining a bank! To locate a credit union in your area, click here or call 1-800-919-2872.