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Category: Finance >> Other Finance<< previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 next page >> by Mansi gupta  [ 2006-07-05 ] Unlike the insurance policies that are everlasting, term life insurance is one that is meant to fulfill your short-term needs. The term insurance covers for a period of one or more years. by Mansi gupta  [ 2006-07-03 ] Economic indicators are regularly released governmental statistics that indicate the growth and health of a country especially its economy. Economic indicators mostly influence the value of a country’s currency. These are key statistics that show the direction of the economy. by Raynor James  [ 2006-07-03 ] Deciding to sell your home will save you thousands of dollars in realtor commissions. In exchange, you need to understand subjects such as a purchase contract. by Raynor James  [ 2006-07-03 ] Unless you have been living under a rock, you know the Internet has radically changed society. In real estate, this has led to a massive surge in for sale by owner properties on the web. by Raynor James  [ 2006-07-03 ] Should you sell your property on the internet? This is a common question with an equally common answer – YOU MUST! by Raynor James  [ 2006-07-03 ] Once you make the decision to put a property on the market, you want it to move as soon as possible. Here are some thoughts on going from for sale to sold. by Mansi gupta  [ 2006-06-30 ] Penny stocks are also known small caps, micro caps and nano caps. Penny stocks are low-priced issues that are often highly speculative. Usually a penny stock sells for less than one dollar and is highly volatile. by Mansi gupta  [ 2006-06-30 ] To gain from the investments in Penny Stocks, which in itself is a very dicey investment option, you should be very careful about what to pick and what to avoid. Penny Stocks which boasts of converting small capital into big fortunes are primarily those publicly traded stocks that are presently trading under $5 per share. by Mansi gupta  [ 2006-06-30 ] A smart tax saving tool that is gaining popularity among the real estate investors by enabling them to defer the entire capital gains tax is 1031 Exchange. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-30 ] Buying or selling a home is a euphoric experience for both of the parties involved. This euphoria can cool when you learn which party is responsible for the closing costs. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-30 ] When you make the decision to purchase a home, you are committing to a lot of debt. You want a home inspection, but be careful with your choice of inspectors. by Mansi gupta  [ 2006-06-29 ] The origin of Hedge Funds dates back to the year 1948 when Alfred Jones, a Harvard University graduate, while writing about current investment trends was inspired to try his hand at managing money. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-28 ] Buying a home is a financial strain if you are making a sizeable down payment. This can lead to problems if you forget the hard, cold cash you will need for closing. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-28 ] The real estate market is a place where people can get very creative. This brings us to the rent with option to buy programs you see on the market. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-25 ] When selling a home, there are a few fundamental topics you need to understand. This brings us to the issue of the different types of deeds you will run into. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-25 ] The deed to a property is a legal document that establishes ownership. There are different types of deeds. Here is an overview of a quit claim deed. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-25 ] As the red hot real estate market starts to return to normal levels, sellers must return to fundamentals. Here are some tips on how to sell your property. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-25 ] For the longest time, owners would always turn to agents to sell properties. These days, you can sell your property without an agent and save a bundle on commissions. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-19 ] Whether buying or selling real estate, you will inevitably deal with an escrow account. If you are not familiar with an escrow account, here is an overview. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-19 ] I am going to sell my property without an agent. This refrain is being heard more and more these days as the Internet and real estate market evolves beyond the realtor-based transaction. by Aurel Radulescu  [ 2006-06-18 ] With gasoline prices steadily on the rise, many commuters are finding it more and more difficult to justify spending their hard earned money on the high cost of fuel rather than other necessities, including food and electricity. With that in mind, there are five simple steps that you can take to help stretch your dollar a little bit farther when it comes to your car’s fuel consumption. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-17 ] Whether you’re buying or selling, reading real estate ads can be confusing. Here’s a primer on the styles mentioned in the ads. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-17 ] Many people think appraisals and assessments are the same thing or at least that they should be for the same amount. The truth is they can vary greatly. Let’s look at each of them. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-17 ] Selling your home yourself can save you thousands of dollars in commissions. However, that doesn’t mean you should necessarily do it for the following reasons: by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-14 ] When considering home improvements, it is important to ask family members for their opinions. So, how do you evaluate the answers? by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-14 ] Many home owners look for ways to add value to their homes through improvements. One of the best ways is to have a go at your bathrooms. by Jack Lee  [ 2006-06-14 ] Foreclosure help doesn't always have to involve hefty fees and high powered attorneys. Discover the simple yet effective strategy that could help anyone get out of foreclosure. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-12 ] If you have a family, planning home improvements should be a family matter. Still, you want to stick to ideas that work. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-12 ] The notion of a “final walk-through” seems to confuse both buyers and sellers of homes. Here is an explanation of a walk-through. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-12 ] Whether you’re buying or selling, reading real estate ads can be confusing. Here are explanations of more style terms used in real estate ads. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-12 ] One of the best ways to increase the value of your home is to improve the bathrooms. Here’s a primer on things to consider. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-12 ] Selling your home yourself can save you thousands of dollars in commissions. However, that doesn’t mean you should necessarily do it for the following reasons: by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-07 ] As the real estate market returns to a normal pattern of buying and selling, some sellers are easily frustrated. If your home is not selling, here are a few practical tips. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-07 ] If you are selling your home without a real estate agent, you need to realize the agents in your area are not your enemy. In fact, they may prove very useful in moving your property. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-07 ] You hear it everywhere. The baby boomers are starting to retire. The stock market and real estate market will suffer as money is pulled out. This hardly seems true for real estate. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-03 ] Planning home improvements necessarily involves addressing numerous practical matters. That doesn’t mean you should ignore the fun stuff! by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-03 ] Buyers who are “moving up” or “downsizing” often have a dilemma. They can’t decide whether to put their home on the market first, or contract to buy their new home first. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-03 ] If you are buying or selling a home, the chances are good you struggle with the meaning of descriptive real estate terms. Here’s the first in a series of articles explaining them. by Raynor James  [ 2006-06-03 ] A walk-through is an important step in a real estate transaction. To get the most out of it, make sure you understand the terms of the purchase contract. by Stanley McMahon [ 2006-05-31 ] The HSBC Direct Savings Account usually offers an Annual Percentage Yield (APY) in excess of 4%. Currently, it is 4.65%. Opening an account with HSBC Direct is a smooth procedure with more than one option available for verifying the account to be linked. by Stanley McMahon [ 2006-05-31 ] The basic steps for opening an online savings account are the same for all online banks. Various online banks are present and these offer different services and benefits but to varying degrees. by Stanley McMahon [ 2006-05-31 ] Emigrant Direct is the online banking branch of Emigrant Bank. Emigrant Bank was found in 1850 and by year end 2005; it had assets worth $ 10.5 billion. Emigrant Direct services can be accessed through their American Dream Savings Account. by Stanley McMahon [ 2006-05-31 ] The Orange Savings Account from ING Direct is an online savings account that has many attractive features. International Netherlands Group (ING) is noted for keeping its costs down which in turn enables it to offer a high Annual Percentage Yield (APY). by Masni Rizal Mansor [ 2006-05-30 ] Imagine the next time you join a discussion about credit report agencies. When you start sharing the fascinating credit report agencies facts below, your friends will be absolutely amazed. by pete glocker  [ 2006-05-30 ] This article is to inform young adults not to let their credit go to waste because it could possibly hurt them for years to come.
by Raynor James  [ 2006-05-29 ] A critical part of selling a home is the appraisal. Here’s how to plan for it. by Raynor James  [ 2006-05-29 ] As the real estate market cools, the profit potential of home ownership has cooled as well. Here’s a strategy called “follow the builder.” by Raynor James  [ 2006-05-29 ] Every home improvement situation is different. Still, there are some general points that apply to most projects. by Raynor James  [ 2006-05-29 ] You’ve sold your home and are getting ready for the appraisal. Here’s how contracts and comparable home sales impact the appraisal. by Raynor James  [ 2006-05-29 ] If you are buying or selling a home, the chances are good you struggle with the meaning of descriptive real estate terms. Here are explanations and definitions for more terms. |