Burning Down The House: What Caused Our Economic Crisis?

October 2, 2008 | Leave comment
Burning Down The House: What Caused Our Economic Crisis?

Burning Down The House: What Caused Our Economic Crisis? Youtube video moving like wild fire across the internet! This video is a tell all. You be the judge! Who really started the economic collapse of America.

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What If There Was No US government bail out?

October 1, 2008 | (1) Comment
What If There Was No US government bail out?

What would most likely to happen if there was no US government bail out? You may be having visions of stock market crashes, food and fuel shortages, or riots in the streets across the face of the globe. Some of that could have been likely to occur, but not, judging from the man in the street comments being posted and broadcast, to the extent Mr. Bush would have us believe.

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Why Credit Cards Are Only for Emergencies

September 26, 2008 | (3) Comments
Why Credit Cards Are Only for Emergencies

You may wonder why credit cards are only for emergencies. It’s simple. Using credit cards cost you money. Credit cards charge interest, and most Americans carry a large balance (average $8000+), paying high interest charges month after month. Credit card companies make their money on interest and fees.

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Financial Planner

September 26, 2008 | (1) Comment
Financial Planner

The worldwide economy is tumultuous and unsteady, and many individuals are financially struggling and lack the financial sense to meet their basic monetary needs, let alone plan for their future. However, plan they must or they will be in dire circumstances without any savings or investments to fall back on. Sometimes individuals are in shaky financial straits because they simply do not know how to handle money.

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Six Easy Ways To Save Money

September 26, 2008 | Leave comment
Six Easy Ways To Save Money

With the global economy heading into a recession and with the recent financial storms on Wall Street, it has become more important than ever to save money. Here are some ways that you can easily save money each week on your bills.

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When to File for Bankruptcy

When to File for Bankruptcy

For many Americans who struggle with too much debt, it can be extremely difficult to recover their finances without assistance. In the United States, credit purchases are common, and it can be far to easy to accumulate large amounts of debt that can be improbable or even impossible to repay.

October 2, 2008(1) Comment

How To Become A Day Trader

How To Become A Day Trader

Are you financially savvy and a risk taker? Are you able to stay calm when everyone else is in a panic? Are you looking for huge financial rewards and have the steely nerve to be able to make it happen? Then you may have just what is needed to be a successful day trader.

September 27, 2008Leave comment

Investment Properties And The Current Market

The mortgage industry — wow what a mess. It leaves a lot of people sitting around with a wide-eyed shocked look of ‘what hit me’ on their face. The homes they thought were a secure financial investment, the commercial properties they invested in thinking they were building one of the strongest types of portfolios all have sunk into a mire of confusing debt and no return.

September 22, 2008(1) Comment

How To Get Out Of A Mortgage Contract

How To Get Out Of A Mortgage Contract

When house hunting, it is a good idea to learn all about the mortgage process. One cautionary area of concern is this: mortgage contracts: possible to get out of one?

September 14, 2008(1) Comment

How To Buy A House

Buying a house is one of the big investments in one’s life. It is a …

September 12, 2008(1) Comment

How To Start Day Trading

Day Trading is an exciting and risky side to buying and selling stocks on the stock market. Typically day trading is used to mean the buying and selling of stocks (sometimes multiple times) on a single trading day and with the intention of having all transactions closed and completed before the market closes for that day.

September 7, 2008Leave comment