Category: Other Finance

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Credit card debt and stress by Patrick Altoft 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

Getting a car with a UK Secured Loan by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

Loans can help you make money by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

Loans Can Bail You Out of Disaster by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

You Deserve More Money! by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

Get a home improvement with a UK Secured Loan by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

Everything?��s Better with a Debt Consolidation Loan! by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

There is an Enemy it?��s Name is Inflation by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-20 ]

Protect Your Property with a Landlord Guide by Joel Dresse 
[ 2006-03-19 ]

Understanding The 0% Intro Rates Credit Cards by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-03-19 ]

The Advantages of RFID Credit Cards by Beth Derkowitz 
[ 2006-03-16 ]

Should you make Secured UK personal loans part of your portfolio? by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-16 ]

Look for these things when getting a UK secured loan by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-16 ]

What is your name worth by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

Here?��s a secret: expenses can mean more income! by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

Loans make a great investment by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

Budget your way to success by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

UK Secured Loans need to be a part of your financial portfolio by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

UK Secured Loans: problem solvers! by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

How to shop?�� for a UK secured loan by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-15 ]

Get control of your life again with a UK bad credit loan by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-14 ]

Times are tight! by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-14 ]

What do you want your loan for by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-14 ]

A smart way to manage credit cards by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-14 ]

UK secured loans Are they the right choice for you by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-14 ]

Your two choices when getting a loan by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-14 ]

Three reasons why a UK secured loan may be right for you by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-13 ]

Why a UK secured loan may be the right option for you by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-13 ]

Your credit card is a financial tool by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-03-13 ]

Jumbo Loans: A different way to manage your mortgage by Patrick Altoft 
[ 2006-03-12 ]

Things to consider when shopping for a mortgage. by Patrick Altoft 
[ 2006-03-09 ]

The Benefits Of Owning A Reward Credit Card by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-03-03 ]

Choosing To Apply For A 0% Intro Rate Credit Card by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-02-25 ]

Credit cards explained by John Gibb 
[ 2006-02-22 ]

Getting Quick Cash for Your Structured Settlement by David Springer 
[ 2006-02-17 ]

Avoid credit card traps by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-02-16 ]

Types of mortgages available by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-02-16 ]

Credit Repair ?�� From C to A Paper by Dan Lewis 
[ 2006-02-16 ]

Hybrid Vehicles and Tax Benefits by Richard Chapo 
[ 2006-02-15 ]

2006 List of Tax Scams Released by IRS by Richard Chapo 
[ 2006-02-15 ]

Student Loan Consolidation Rates Set to Increase on July 1 by Patrick Altoft 
[ 2006-02-14 ]

Private Student Loans Can Supplement Federal Aid, Help Borrowers by Patrick Altoft 
[ 2006-02-14 ]

Everything About 0% Intro Rate Credit Cards by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-02-10 ]

Beware of Debt Counseling Frauds by Ethan K. Roberts 
[ 2006-02-10 ]

How to help sell your home faster by david smith 
[ 2006-02-09 ]
Your home may be decorated to your style and may feel like a cozy, warm home to you, but other may not view it in the same way.

Credit Cards: Non reward Type vs Reward Type by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-02-08 ]
There are just two basic choices for you – do you want a credit card that offers rewards and one that doesn’t?

Credit Cards: Low APR vs 0% APR by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-02-07 ]
Mano y mano, which one is better do you think – a credit card with low, ongoing APR or one that offers 0% APR as an intro rate?

Acting Smart With Your Credit Card by Michael Colucci 
[ 2006-02-06 ]
Whether you own a credit card that offers reward points, a credit card with a low ongoing APR or one with a 0% APR intro rate, it helps – and pays – to act smart with your credit card usage.

How a loan can help you get a car by Bob Benson 
[ 2006-02-03 ]
If you have ever looked with longing upon the cars in the dealerships, you may have wished you could be able to afford that great, shiny new car. You figure, it might be nice to cruise the countryside in a car like that.

Business Valuation Methods by Scott Turton
[ 2006-01-27 ]
This article will discuss six business valuation methods: 1) Value based on assets, 2) Value based on cash flow or net income, 3) Value based on the integrated method, 4) Value based on net present value of future earnings, 5) Value based on the market data approach, and 6) Value based on the replacement cost approach.