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After 16 years of serving the interests of humanity as a volunteer worker in Germany and Botswana, it was now time for me to take my pregnant wife back home to the UK. Having lived frugally on a mini…
Less than perfect credit score and absence of security to present to the lender make the loan approval difficult. Bad credit borrowers are always treated as the riskier ones by the lenders. The prese…
In February, 3,750 New Jersey homeowners were sent foreclosure notices, according to RealtyTrac, an Irvine, Calif.-based firm that tracks real estate trends. That number, however, is still about 14 p…
THERE has been so much written in the past few months about payment protection insurance it has all become a little confusing. Most of what has been written has been very negative, indeed dangerously…
Debt Consolidation Loan, Home Equity Loan, Adjustable Rate Mortgages... Are these financial solution buzzwords perplexing you too? Don't fret, like many Americans trying not only to comprehend a…
It seems Texas has arrived to the recession fashionably late, the question now is how long will we stay? The current economic woes began to be felt in some parts of the nation at the end of 2007, the…
As long as we have a job, we always think that we have a steady source of money coming in. We have pre-considered budgets for the electric bills, the internet bills, communication bills, and even for…
Is the recession near the end? Is the American economy on its way to recovery? The answer is probably yes. That's good news, right? Not so fast, say some economic analysts. And they mean, literal…
Introduction It's amazing how many people get confused between a second mortgage and a home equity loan. For all intents and purposes they are one and the same. The amount that can be borrowed o…
The last 12-months have seen a number of insurance companies withdraw their redundancy only insurance which pays out a monthly amount of income if you are made involuntary redundant and are actively …
A catch-22 is one of those situations whereby you have two goals or desires, but in order for either one to happen the other one must happen first. This pretty well describes what it is like for the …
Student loans look like a great thing when you are in school. Nevertheless, when you leave the school and have to start paying back them on a beginner's earnings they are going to get hirsute. St…
So you have gotten your loan modification process started, as detailed in the last article. Good for you! As mentioned in that article, you should now have a good idea of how much your payments will …
"The most efficient way to produce anything is to bring together under one management as many as possible of the activities needed to turn out the product." We often indulge in uncontrolled…
Normally, the statutory redundancy payment is only for those who do their 9-5 jobs. The self employed individuals do not qualify for such benefits. In some cases, a statutory redundancy payment can b…
Anyone who's been in this situation or is in this situation right now will tell you that it is, hands down, the worst situation you can be in at this point in time. Redundancy, downsize, dismissa…
Most first-time buyers are now faced with a higher credit score requirement and tighter standards after the sub-prime market went through its shakeup. For many, that has created an additional challe…
Even if somebody's past credit history is not decent enough, still a credit is always within easy reach. Borrowings for bad credit are plentifully available in the UK loan market. But to find a s…
Canadian consumer bankruptcies are rapidly picking up pace with British Columbia and Alberta residents leading the downtrodden pack. Compared to 2008 bankruptcy statistics, the total number of curren…
If you are in potential danger of having your home repossessed by your lender through foreclosure, then you are not alone. Over 1 million U.S. homes have been retaken by lenders since 2008, and fore…