Have A Cash Advance Payday Loan? Tips For Paying It Off

Posted March 11th, 2010

Imagine that you’re in a financial bind: would you be able to resist those ubiquitous ads around the web that entice you to “get a fast cash loan”? You may be one of those wondering how to get a personal loan in these tough economic times. These days, many people with little to [...]

Have A Cash Advance Payday Loan? Tips For Paying It Off

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Vacation Pay for Unused Vacation Time? Plus A Suze Orman Event

Posted March 10th, 2010

For us residents in California, we’re used to seeing budget cuts applied to a lot of things. The financial crisis in California is particularly apparent when you see its effects on the public school system. Well, this article from my local paper just made me wince, because as you can see, the story [...]

Vacation Pay for Unused Vacation Time? Plus A Suze Orman Event

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Personal Savings from American Express Review

Posted March 9th, 2010

We’ve covered some of the best high interest savings accounts in the past, and I’d like to add a few more savings products to the list. While I associate American Express with top of the line credit cards, they actually also have a banking arm through which they’ve been offering a couple of high [...]

Personal Savings from American Express Review

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Financial Retirement Planning For A Life Expectancy of a 100

Posted March 8th, 2010

Some more retirement investing advice.
So how long do you think you will live? I am thinking I will make it to age 81. Well, if I’m lucky. My grandmothers lived to be 88 and 93 so that’s pretty good. The men in my family have all passed in their 60s or 70s. Uplifting thoughts, huh? [...]

Financial Retirement Planning For A Life Expectancy of a 100

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How To Remove Spyware, Malware or Any Computer Virus?

Posted March 7th, 2010

Would you know how to remove spyware, malware or any computer virus off your machines? Revanche of A Gai Shan Life shares her stories and questions on the matter of keeping one’s computer clean! For more of her delightful anecdotes on life and finances, you can subscribe to her RSS feed.

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How To Remove Spyware, Malware or Any Computer Virus?

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My Stock Trading Strategy: Using Options to Enhance Returns

Posted March 5th, 2010

Can this interesting stock trading strategy help you beat the market? Let’s see what Stephen Jeske, an independent option trader, has to say. He’s come up with themeatballeffect, a complete swing trading option strategy. If you’ve gotten your diversified, core investments off the ground, have picked up some free investing tips and ideas from [...]

My Stock Trading Strategy: Using Options to Enhance Returns

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How To File A Consumer Complaint With The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Posted March 4th, 2010

Have you ever felt scammed or ripped off? There were a couple of times in my life when I’ve realized that somebody had indeed gotten the better of me and my money. The unfortunate thing is that many scams are conducted by nameless, faceless individuals who are hard to pin down. [...]

How To File A Consumer Complaint With The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

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Foreclosure Consequences Ruin Homeowner’s Life

Posted March 4th, 2010

**Foreclosure Consequences Ruin Homeowner’s Life**
For some the consequences of a foreclosure are financial: the destruction of a good credit history and high credit score. But more fundamentally, the loss of a home to foreclosure affects at a personal level. For some, a foreclosure destroys a life and self esteem of a homeowner. While in the current housing crisis and recession some people are deciding to abandon their homes to their lenders and the term strategic default is becoming known, for many others the loss of a home is akin to the loss of a loved one.

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Requirements for VA Loans And Your Spouse

Posted March 4th, 2010

**Requirements for VA Loans And Your Spouse**
VA home loans have their own set of requirements. The Veterans Administration (VA) sets the rules for these loans and the lenders follow them. While VA rules allow for greater borrower flexibility in getting a loan, there are certain minimum lending requirements that the borrower must comply with in order to get the loan. Some of these requirements involve a borrowers credit history and income.

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FHA Loans May Have Repair Requirements

Posted March 4th, 2010

**FHA Loans May Have Repair Requirements**
If you buy a home, you should hire a professional home inspector help you to make sure there are no problems with the home. If you apply for a loan with a bank, the bank will send out a bank appraiser to appraise the home — that is make sure that the home is standing and that the home has a high enough value to justify the loan. But if you apply for an FHA loan, the bank will send out a person to inspect the home for problems. If the home has problems, the lender may require those problems to be fixed prior to the bank giving you the FHA loan. But the FHA inspection should not and does not replace a good home inspector you hire to make sure the home is in the shape you believe it should be in.

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