Posted Nov. 17, 2008
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Is your mood swinging up and down (and down some more) as wildly as the stock market? Worried about finding a job? Getting a student loan? Saving money? Or is everything coming up roses? Track your daily economic panic level with the Qvisory Great Recession Panic Index, a new Facebook Application.
If you aren't using Facebook already, sign up. Once you're logged in, visit the applications page in the bottom left corner and search "Great Recession Panic Index" or simply click here to add it to your account.
Once you've added the Application, set your PANIC! level, post a message (HTML friendly), and compare it with your friends and other users.
And consider visiting the Qvisory Facebook Page. Express your support by adding yourself as a fan, writing on the Wall, uploading photos, joining discussions, and don't forget to share this page with your friends.
My name is Jason Simon and I am your Qvisory Money Content Manager.
Money matters to me as much as it probably matters to you. I know what it’s like to feel anxious, confused, and angry while trying to figure out how much to spend on rent, where to find a job, or which credit card to use. These are the types of decisions we all must face.
I strongly believe that Qvisory is opening a space to discuss these issues, learn from each other, and creatively advocate for money, work, and health issues that affect our daily life.
In addition to writing about money issues at Qvisory, I blog at Open to Difference. I graduated from George Mason University with a M.S. in Conflict Analysis & Resolution and the University of California, Santa Cruz with a B.A. in Sociology and Community Studies.
See Jason Simon's other posts and profile.
Qvisory's educational content is supported in part by the Qvisory Education Fund.
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2 Comments
Jason Simon
11/18/08 11:28 AM
Jennifer Lahotski
11/18/08 10:06 AM
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