Articles tagged: federal reserve
<< previous page 1 next page>> written by Melissa Kellett The interest rates set by the US Federal Reserve have a great effect on most aspects of economy, not only in our country but in many other countries as well. They have been very low for a long time and the subject begins to appear on the headlines of major publications. Will they stay as they are for some time to come, as they say or…? written by Amanda Hash It seems that with the credit crunch that is still prevalent in our country, many would-be borrowers with bad credit are being left out and cannot qualify for the bad credit loans that they need. There are lenders who are still processing loans for those with less than stellar credit performances, and you can qualify for the bad credit loan that you need. Just announced action by the Federal Reserve has loosened some of the formerly stricter guidelines that many banks had been using to determine the creditworthiness of bad credit borrowers. written by Bnei Baruch A drastic change in attitude and intention will be required from all to face impending economic and environmental crises. Kabbalah can show us how to change our course. written by Dave Dinkel Learn the two most common misconceptions about foreclosure and the secret truths about how to fix the real problems. written by Dave Dinkel Discover how foreclosure and deficiency judgments are related, and what alternative solutions can be used to reduce or eliminate this type of judgment. written by Dave Dinkel Banks are often accused of mistreating homeowners in foreclosure. This article explains exactly why this happens so you are better prepared for handling it. written by Dane Smith This article discusses the increasing likelyhood that the US will enter a recession in the wake of the Fed's ineffective interest rate cut on January 22nd. written by Dane Smith This article discusses the recent reticence of the Federal Reserve towards interest rate cuts, and their potential economic effects. written by Dane Smith this article describes the sub-prime crisis in detail, with emphasis on its similarities and differences from the savings-and-loan scandals. written by Dane Smith This article discusses the neccessity of liquidity in modern money markets, and how central banks have injected $110 billion into the global economy to ease the credit crunch. written by Dane Smith This article discusses the Federal Reserve's recent third interest rate cut and its likelyhood to stem a future recession. written by Damon Chavez Dr. Ben Bernake and the Federal Reserve have cut short-term interest rates for the last two consecutive months by a total of .75% in an effort to prevent the U.S. economy from slipping into a looming recession. written by Dave Dinkel Learn how foreclosure and deficiency judgments are related and what can be done to reduce or eliminate judgments with alternative solutions. written by Dave Dinkel Do Lenders really mistreat foreclosure victims? Learn the truth from both sides, lenders and homeowners, and ways to resolve abuse of homeowners. written by Dave Dinkel Learn the two most common misconceptions about foreclosure and the secret truths about how to fix the actual problems. written by Jack S. Pooley Pooley Increasing interest rates on ARMs, which means ever increasing payments, have left many homeowners scrambling to make their next mortgage payment, and its also a major factor in the nationwide increase in foreclosures. In many states in the southeast, large increases in property taxes and homeowners insurance hit at the same time, making the situation even worse. The combined effect in some cases has resulted in total payments that are 50-60% higher than they were only 1 or 2 years ago, which is a change that few people can handle. written by Dan Lewis
written by Explosive Speculations When talking about defense against inflation, there is reason to have a solid strategy of protection against the enemy. But what exactly is the enemy? How does the enemy operate? Why is the enemy inflation? How can wealth be defended against it?
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