Posted on 05 April 2009
Pertuity Direct Peer Lending Network Offers Low Rates and High Returns – maximizingmoney.com 04/05/2009 Pertuity Direct is a peer lending network that offers low interest rates for borrowers and high investment returns for lenders without the hassles of … bureau review, credit approval, and setting your individual loan interest rate, so your credit … and [...]
Posted on 05 April 2009
S & P 500 Up 24.53 Percent in 20 Days (Chart) – roberttdemarco.blogspot.com 04/05/2009 S and P 500 Chart The S and P 500 has risen 24.53 percent in the last 20 trading days (close only). The S and P closed at 842.50 on Friday … on Twitter More from All American Investor 30 Year [...]
Posted on 04 April 2009
Trading Ad #17: The “Trader’s Trader” Larry Williams Futures, Commodities, Investing – infomarketingblog.com 04/04/2009 April 4, 2009 Unlike traders, marketers have the luxury of choosing a Plan A and a Plan B.What I mean is we don’t have to pretend we’re smart enough to time the market. And we don’t have to make any pronouncements [...]
Posted on 04 April 2009
As Young: Tips For Teens To Save Money – totallypassive.com 04/04/2009 Parents mostly complain that teenagers do not listen to them. The opposite is true when it comes to advice regarding ‘money matters’. Teens actually welcome their parent’s input about their finances. In the past few years, teenagers have earned billions of dollars with part-time [...]
Posted on 04 April 2009
Consumption is, in reality, important in a free economy: especially the freedom of consumers to buy goods in unrestricted markets. However, it is investment (savings) – the total opposite of consumption – that holds the key to long term economic growth. Consumption-promoting public policies, like low interest rates, do so at the expense of savings. Fewer saving means less investment; and an economy that consumes all its resources without saving or investing, will eventually end up bankrupt.
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Posted on 03 April 2009
Oh FICO, My FICO – myrealestatetips.com 04/03/2009 or, How to raise your FICO score FICO — The three primary credit agencies/bureaus, Experian, Equifax, … loan interest rate and term you will need one in excess of 720. The higher the better is the rule A Simple Mortgage Amortization Table – corporatebarbarian.com [...]
Posted on 03 April 2009
Broker Rebate – Insider Tip 4-3-09 – themortgageinsider.net 04/03/2009 Real Mortgage Rates and Tip For Today Ask Terri A Question Updated Daily 10 AM MST The ONLY Place on The Web for Daily Updates of Real Mortgage … – Transcribed “Good morning Iâ??m Terri Ewing and today is April 3rd. This is The Mortgage Insiderâ??s [...]
Posted on 03 April 2009
We all know that paying our bills late will affect our credit score. What most people don’t know is that a single 90-day late payment can be just as damaging as bankruptcy filing, a tax lien, a collection, a judgment or a repossession. It makes no difference whether it’s your $50 credit card bill or a $2,000 mortgage payment. All that matter is that you were 90 days late in paying your due balance.
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Posted on 03 April 2009
Minds of most Americans have been corrupted with many economic myths by mainstream economists and so called experts, which are reinforced by the media and often repeated on the streets. These myths are false in most cases, and based on half truths in others. We constantly hear things like: inflation is caused by rising oil prices; consumption is the most important element for economic growth; government expenditures help stimulate the economy; and many others.
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Posted on 02 April 2009
Gillard tips rates to go down, unemployment to rise – lendingcentral.com 04/01/2009 Australia still has scope for further interest rate cuts, acting Prime Minister Julia Gillard says … for further interest rate cuts and still has unmet demands for new housing constructions,” she told … seenBudget deficit could reach $50 billion Tags: Interest Rate Cut, [...]