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[ 2007-01-18 ]
Unsecured loans are the most common and widely availed loan in the market today. Their advantages lie in the fact that these loans are offered without the need for the borrower to put up collateral. by Pn reddy
[ 2007-01-12 ]
If you are serious with your objectives in life, then it is now time for you to start thinking where and how to start with your retirement planning. There are essentially top ten useful moves to take when preparing for retirement. These steps must, however, be considered as they can help you obtain a comfortable life in the end after you quit from the work force. by Stephen Snyder 
[ 2007-01-04 ]
Tips and advice for bankrupt people that need to rent an apartment. by Michael Saunders
[ 2006-12-29 ]
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) was enacted by Congress to eliminate discrimination against women seeking to obtain credit. It was expanded to include the prohibition of denying credit based on a person's race, color, place of national origin, religion, sex, age, or marital status. by Reethi Rai
[ 2006-12-27 ]
Declaring Bankruptcy is believed to be the last resort for debtors. However there are numerous drawbacks attached with bankruptcy. Bankruptcy will stay on your credit record for at least ten years. It would be difficult to get credit during this period and this might upset your finances in a number of ways. Therefore it is better to consider bankruptcy alternative by Michael Saunders
[ 2006-12-27 ]
Credit scoring uses your credit history to evaluate the likelihood of your loan going into default. Scoring has been used in the credit card and installment loan industries for years. Now, credit scores are also being used in the mortgage industry. by A.Annika Smith
[ 2006-12-27 ]
Reducing your living expenses is one major way to put you on the path to financial freedom. But how can you do that? This article gives you a few tips to dramatically KEEP money in your bank account! by Martin McAllister
[ 2006-12-20 ]
It is estimated that 165,000 households in the UK are borrowing money from illegal sources. by Michael Saunders
[ 2006-12-20 ]
In order to save money, budget for the unknown, and keep from going into debt, you'll have a very difficult time knowing what to estimate for these expenses if you don't keep good records. Record-keeping may be one of duller ways to spend a rainy Saturday, but it really pays big dividends. by Joe Schmieder
[ 2006-12-19 ]
If you're looking for a couple great ways to save money this article has it. It's about how you can round up money and round down money to save and then add it to a high yield online savings account to earn a nice interest. by
[ 2006-12-19 ]
An article about passive income and how you can generate this type of income by Stephen Snyder
[ 2006-11-29 ]
Staying married is tough. But staying together after a bankruptcy is really tough. Not only do you have your personal issues to work through, but you're constantly getting conflicting financial advice that can put you deeper in the hole. by Alexa Wilsoon
[ 2006-11-23 ]
Generally, high value collateral helps the borrower take out big amount and vice versa. However, some lenders may get ready to lend big amount even if the collateral you offer is not highly valuable. Despite collateral, the credit record of the borrower also influences the borrowable amount. If your credit score is impressive, you can qualify for higher amount and vice versa. by
[ 2006-11-20 ]
A summary of credit scoring factors. by Imran Khan
[ 2006-11-17 ]
Using a car finance to purchase a car is not wrong in any aspect; it helps you fulfill your dreams with a bit of ease. But, most important is to make sure that your choice of the car loan lender is well-read and a wise one. The right choice will make all the difference when buying your car. by Alexa Wilsoon
[ 2006-11-16 ]
When you consider the advantage part you will find that there is no risk of repossession of your property, which is a great sense of relief which most of you look for. On the other hand less documentation work is involved which will help you to get approved your loan fast. Above all the best advantage is the hassle free proceedings which will also be a great relief for you. by James Hunaban
[ 2006-11-14 ]
Ok, so you find yourself with a low credit score. What can you do about it? by Jake Nathan
[ 2006-11-11 ]
Life is a journey. Won’t you love to add some thrill, speed and excitement to this amazing journey of ‘life’? We all love speed. What can be a better embodiment of speed than a sleek car zooming down the road? You reach your destination fast and with so much comfort. Additionally, cars help you to define a style statement.
by Stephen Snyder
[ 2006-11-10 ]
For quite some time, it's been standard for financial, gaming and government employees to have their credit reports checked by their employers. by
[ 2006-11-07 ]
"My dog ate my homework", that's what children say. Adults have their 'Credit Boogie Man' stories. If you've been attacked by the 'credit boogie man', these strategies will help you recover. Effective management of your credit is the first step back to financial stability. by Steve Selengut
[ 2006-11-07 ]
Plain vanilla fraud and theft are less worrisome to me than situations where the general acceptance of misinformation or "business as usual" practices allows inherently bad product ideas and blatant mismanagement to become accepted by regulatory authorities, financial professionals, and myopically gullible consumers. by Jon Arnold
[ 2006-11-04 ]
Smooth life with impeccable finance. by Thomas Herold
[ 2006-11-03 ]
At one point in your life, you may ask yourself why other people are so successful with money when you’re not. Depending on how closely you look, you will have several answers. Do the following sound familiar? by Daryl Campbell
[ 2006-10-31 ]
Looks like just in time for the holiday season identity theft has become more of a threat than normal. While there are no one hundred percent guarantees against identity theft you can take some steps to cut the risk down considerably. by Attila Jancsina
[ 2006-10-28 ]
Modern times require modern actions and credit cards are the modern tools that anyone may need but not everyone may have. Establish a good credit history seems to be harder for those individuals who do not have a credit past, however it can be build up individually for the first time starting small. by Brad Homer
[ 2006-10-28 ]
Increase the flow of money into your life with these simple but powerful tips... by Michael Saunders
[ 2006-10-27 ]
These days, bad marks on your credit report can determine whether you land the job you're applying for, how much you pay for auto and homeowners insurance, and your credit card interest rate, plus whether you have to pay your utility or cell phone company a deposit. by Stephen Snyder
[ 2006-10-27 ]
The more time you have after your bankruptcy is discharged the more opportunities you'll have to get credit. by
[ 2006-10-21 ]
This article helps the reader make the right choice on deciding which inflation protection rider to choose when buying a long term care (LTC) insurance policy. Choosing the wrong inflation rider can be a grave mistake and will give a false sense of peace of mind. by Stephen Snyder
[ 2006-10-20 ]
Your negative reason codes are the keys to unlock credit doors that up until now have been slammed in your face. by Emma Snow
[ 2006-10-17 ]
Everyone knows the importance of setting aside savings. Whether it's for retirement, emergency funds or saving for the family vacation, it is something that we should all be doing. Yet sometimes this isn't as easy as we would like and at the end of the month our money is spent without setting anything aside. The financial services industry has become aware of this and has created tools to help us save. If you have difficulty saving, these tools may be your best way to ensure you have savings for whatever comes.
by Emma Snow
[ 2006-10-17 ]
When it comes to figuring out your financial future, there are some investing tools that are invaluable. How much should you save for retirement? When should you start saving? Should you rent or buy your home? What kind of mortgage can you afford?
by Emma Snow
[ 2006-10-17 ]
One of the biggest contributors toward personal peace is financial peace. Sometimes it is assumed that financial peace is only for those with endless amounts of money. In actuality, you can be financially secure at almost any income level. Avoiding common financial mistakes is the first step. This article discusses some mistakes that many of us make and how to avoid them.
by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-13 ]
This article reveals to the consumer what to look for in credit cards for college students and will enable them to make a best decision on their selection. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-13 ]
Consumers can make their every day credit card use pay off by using mileage cards with points redeemable for rewards and rebates. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-13 ]
Explains the differences between the variety of airline miles credit cards available today, including airline-specific mileage cards and generic mileage cards. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-13 ]
Balance transfer credit cards offer a targeted but temporary solution to debt problems, allowing users only a temporary reprieve from accumulating additional finance charges. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-13 ]
This article shows what to look for in mileage credit cards and shows how to get the best deals. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-13 ]
This article enables the consumer to choose the best cash back credit cards and avoid those that may not benefit them. by Esther Smith
[ 2006-10-13 ]
Select a program that uses collaboration and you will have the perfect win-win situation. With so much conflicting information on the Internet, people are getting more confused than educated. A program where your sponsor guides you through the initial sales will gain leveraged income for him while earning you the privilege to turn around and do the same.
by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-12 ]
If you are looking for airline miles credit cards, one of the mostbeneficial things for you to do is to use a comparison. Determine which are the best credit cards for this purpose and learn how you can benefit from using them. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-12 ]
This article describes the truth behind 0 interest creditcards and whether or not they are reality or just a myth. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-12 ]
When it comes to balance transfer options, knowing what the facts are is very important. Some balance transfer credit cards offer many more benefits than others, but finding the lowest rates is possible on this type of credit card. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-12 ]
Deciding which airline card to apply for is not uncomplicated, especially with all of the options for you to explore, quite a few of them with dangerous entrapments. This article will give you insight to the intricacies of airline cards. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-12 ]
0% APR credit cards are often touted as a solution to heavy creditcard debt. However, without a clear idea of what the APR becomes once the 0% intro period is over. Since APR, with a "default" rate, can climb to as high as 32%, it's important to either pay off balances quickly or be prepared for extreme financial consequences. by Robert Alan
[ 2006-10-12 ]
Article describes how a credit card balance transfer, if used wisely, can actually help you earn money. Learnhow to do it, while avoiding unnecessary risks and losses. by jupita fanklin
[ 2006-10-07 ]
Personal Finance - Have Consumers Had A Belly Full Of Personal Debt? by jupita fanklin
[ 2006-10-04 ]
Personal Finance – Why You Should Compare, Not Despair by
[ 2006-09-28 ]
If you're like most parents, saving for your children's college education is a priority and a big challenge. Tuition and related costs at both public and private universities have been rising at 5% per year or more, far exceeding the rate of inflation. Financing these costs for one or more children is going to take planning and, most importantly, disciplined savings. by Brad Homer
[ 2006-09-27 ]
If you want to know how to do a personal budget the right way, first you need to understand what the wrong way is. The wrong way to do a personal budget is to not do one at all. Just doing your budget in any way that makes sense to you will put you far ahead of the average person who tends to... |
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