debt looked pretty different too, nowadays it’s not without its share of evolution and alteration. In fact, our modern debt looks pretty far removed from its 1960’s sister.

A snapsho

Would have been something Bones shrieked to Kirk as he pulled him up by the scruff of his regulation v-neck skivvy with that desperate madman look in his eye as he turned the Captains attention to the alien species that just squelched its way onto the bridge, it looked like debt only it had evolved and mutated into something Kirk and the crew barely recognized. It was our debt.

Flashback to the days of 1966 when the fabulous Lieutenant Uhura sported a mini dress barely passed off as regulation starship uniform, the ultra sophisticated communication device she skillfully operated looked more like your common garden variety spark plug and the heaviness of her make-up was rivaled by every male crew member of the Enterprise.

During those times, debt looked pretty different too, nowadays it’s not without its share of evolution and alteration. In fact, our modern debt looks pretty far removed from its 1960’s sister.

A snapshot

ion to the alien species that just squelched its way onto the bridge, it looked like debt only it had evolved and mutated into something Kirk and the crew barely recognized. It was our debt.

Flashback to the days of 1966 when the fabulous Lieutenant Uhura sported a mini dress barely passed off as regulation starship uniform, the ultra sophisticated communication device she skillfully operated looked more like your common garden variety spark plug and the heaviness of her make-up was rivaled by every male crew member of the Enterprise.

During those times, debt looked pretty different too, nowadays it’s not without its share of evolution and alteration. In fact, our modern debt looks pretty far removed from its 1960’s sister.

A snapsho

Flashback to the days of 1966 when the fabulous Lieutenant Uhura sported a mini dress barely passed off as regulation starship uniform, the ultra sophisticated communication device she skillfully operated looked more like your common garden variety spark plug and the heaviness of her make-up was rivaled by every male crew member of the Enterprise.

During those times, debt looked pretty different too, nowadays it’s not without its share of evolution and alteration. In fact, our modern debt looks pretty far removed from its 1960’s sister.

A snapsho

skillfully operated looked more like your common garden variety spark plug and the heaviness of her make-up was rivaled by every male crew member of the Enterprise.

During those times, debt looked pretty different too, nowadays it’s not without its share of evolution and alteration. In fact, our modern debt looks pretty far removed from its 1960’s sister.

A snapsho

debt looked pretty different too, nowadays it’s not without its share of evolution and alteration. In fact, our modern debt looks pretty far removed from its 1960’s sister.

A snapshot in time during the year 1966 revealed that people saved on average around 11% of their income, compared to that of 0% in 2004. (Remember these are averages throughout the population).

While Spock was busy cavorting and communicating with aliens using his famous Vulcan Mind Melding Technique, the humble folks watching him at home on their television sets were saving their money. They knew the value of a dollar and didn’t have the option of credit to fall back onto, in fact in those times the credit card itself was in its infancy and had only been in existence for 8 brief years, not everyone had access to them the way they do today.

Dollar for dollar equivalent by today’s standards our 1966 counterparts, on a single income had an extra $20,