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Who Needs A Mortgage?
Insightful article shedding some light on mortgages.
Seymore Hennigan | Published 07/21/2006 | Personal Finance | Rating:
Financial Blunders to avoid
Financial mistakes consumers can avoid and save hundreds.
kristi feathers | Published 04/3/2006 | Personal Finance | Unrated
How to Save Your Home from Foreclosure
The Great American Dream of homeownership is what many in our country diligently strive for. Homeownership brings many benefits, as well as responsibilities. Entrance into the status of homeowner may come with little or no cash investment for a down-payment. The loan that is obtained by a first time homebuyer is usually a special loan designed to assist those in the entry level, who have not yet accumulated a substantial sum for the down-payment. Banks will always prefer to lend to a borrower that has more to invest...
Nef Cortez | Published 12/12/2005 | Personal Finance | Unrated
Managing the Income Portfolio
You dont have to be a professional Investment Manager to professionally manage your investment portfolio but you do need to have a long term plan and know something about Asset Allocation a portfolio organization tool that is often misunderstood and almost always improperly used within the financial community. Remember your unhappiness is Wall Streets most coveted asset. Dont humor them.
Steve Selengut | Published 12/10/2005 | Personal Finance | Rating:
Holding onto your Bank to Account
In the UK, banks like any other business, are having to earn customer loyalty. People often choose a current account with a bank and stick to it without considering the alternatives. This contrasts with their behaviour in other areas. They will shop around for the best savings, loans, mortgages and investments, yet plod along with the first current account they opened.
Tim Day | Published 11/23/2005 | Personal Finance | Unrated
Protecting Your Assets
Most people think about protecting their assets from unforeseen circumstances, but that is as far as they go.  Here is some useful information about how you can protect your assets from unforeseen circumstances. 
David Chandler | Published 11/11/2005 | Personal Finance | Unrated
How to Manage Your Money When Working Overseas
How to manage your financial affairs easily and effectively when living, travelling or working abroad.
Rhiannon Williamson | Published 11/7/2005 | Personal Finance | Unrated
Is the Time Right for You to Re-mortgage
Five reasons why you could benefit from a re-mortgage and how that benefit can be turned into a real profit for your future.
Rhiannon Williamson | Published 10/24/2005 | Personal Finance | Unrated
Identity Theft: How to Protect Yourself
Identity theft encompasses a wide range of deception, from a stolen credit card used to charge purchases to an existing account, to stolen information used to impersonate the victim, open new accounts (even ones for utilities), and rack up thousands of dollars in debt.
Chemain Evans | Published 09/20/2005 | Personal Finance | Rating:
Save Money On Gas
Follow these suggestions and drastically reduce your auto fuel expenses.
Joseph Garrio | Published 09/19/2005 | Personal Finance | Unrated

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