Bad Credit - But This Card Is Alive
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…
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Still There is a Unique Opportunity For Bad Credit History
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…
Is Foreclosure Aid Targeting Homeowners Correctly?
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…
Time To Put An End To The Payment Protection Insurance Witch Hunts
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…
The Benefits of Refinancing & Consolidating Debt with a Mortgage
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…
Will the Last Ones to the Recession Be the Last to Leave?
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…
Reassess Your Financial Standing At the Time of a Loss of Income
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…
Not So Fast - Is the American Economy Really on It's Way to a Recovery?
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…