About Us
Save the US Economy is a new business website developed to stimulate human innovation and improve the state of the economy. The founder Curtis Holder has experience as an Investment Banker at Wachovia Securities, has ran a private equity fund and managed a portfolio of commercial assets. Curtis consults with small business owners and high investment banking individuals to determine the best solutions to save our economy and to create individual success.
Curtis believes that the solution to the current economic setback can be resolved by the individuals of this great country through ideas and determination. Along with the great thinkers of our countries history, Mr. Holder believes that approaching the economy with an “innovation perspective”, individuals will create a better lifestyle for themselves and improve the economy.
Please share your ideas with us, we love to hear from you.
Email me: curtis@savetheuseconomy.com
Q. Welcome to Todays 2
: I can't afford to pay my employees due to the proposed increased cost in the new plan.
- 81% rate U.S. economy as 'poor' - CNN pollA new national poll released Sunday indicates that eight in 10 Americans say that the economy is in poor shape, and the number that say conditions are very poor is on the upswing after steady declines through the spring. […]
- Obama's economy boost - just don't call it stimulusPresident Obama is pledging to propose a new package of job-boosting ideas next week -- just don't call it stimulus. […]
- Where the jobs are now, and where they'll be nextU.S. companies modestly added jobs in August, easing concerns that the nation might slip back into a recession. The latest jobs report released by the Labor Department today is better than expected. Employment in the private sector rose by 67,000 payrolls, after a revised 107,000 increase in July that was more than originally estimated. The report immediatel […]
- Signs of life in the job marketBusinesses are hiring, but not enough to make up for the massive losses of temporary government jobs. […]
- Should US government debt be rated junk?A few weeks ago, Hedgeye, the investment research firm where I'm a managing director, hosted a conference call for our subscribers that posed the question, "Should U.S. Government Debt Be Rated Junk Status?" Given that debt issued by the U.S. government continues to trade at almost all-time lows in yield, this is a contrarian call to say the l […]
