10th November 2009
AMERICAN people, who are drowning in the sea of debt, have found a potential road out of indebtedness. The road however does not come in as free. Every single dime of your debt would still be paid from your hard earned money. The only good thing about it ...
10th November 2009
ACCUMULATED unpaid dues hurt, especially if acquired through credit cards. People wanting to get out of debt mess are strongly advised either to stop using credit cards or to at least see to it to pay whatever is charged to your account at the end of the ...
10th November 2009
BORROWING money for valid reasons at a time when it is most needed isn’t actually a bad idea. Most of us would agree that it is the most logical thing to do, especially during emergencies. But how do we really keep ourselves away from debt mess?
Spen...
10th November 2009
ANNOYED with calls from debt collecting agencies? Pressured perhaps or threatened?
People who have accumulated obligations that have been remiss often suffer from frequent calls to pay up. Collecting agents would always have a good reason to believe t...
10th November 2009
WHILE most of us would want to get out of a debt mess, there is actually a lucrative business whose business is to “buy debt”. While collecting somebody else’s debt is already in itself a big business, buying debt is a much lucrative scheme. There i...
10th November 2009
INCURRING debt is a normal thing in a place that is hit and adversely affected by global recession. To some, it is “unavoidable”. Indebtedness however should stop at some point.
In the United States, Americans seemed more apprehensive over their gr...
10th November 2009
PEOPLE would often consider the banks as a depository institution, limited to the function of being a place where we can keep our money safe. Seldom do we find people who’d consider investing their money in banks because of its small interest rates.
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10th November 2009
MOST of us must have already found ourselves in dire need of cash. The reasons could vary --- house nearing foreclosure, hospital emergency, tuition fees, food, among many other legitimate reasons to be in real need of cash.
There’d be those who’d ...
10th November 2009
CALCULATORS and ledgers, regardless of its brand, have become the most sought after things that most millionaires in the United States have been keeping wherever they go.
Alarmed over the extent of the global economic meltdown, even millionaires (who u...
10th November 2009
IT seems financial meltdown in Washington (and other parts of the United States, at that) is slowly veering away as less and less Americans are getting fired by companies affected by the recession.
Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist of the Economi...
08th October 2009
When it comes to savings, insurance policies and loans, determining the options available to you is quite necessary. There are different selections you can choose from which may or may not apply to a particular situation you are dealing with at present an...
08th October 2009
The fund manager is really the soul of the fund. The manager’s expertise in markets or industries the fund is exposed to is critical. This is the reason why it is important to try to look for one with a consistently high performance among its peer group...
08th October 2009
Most people keep their hard-earned savings in bank accounts, but now more than ever, this practice is being questioned. The truth is that money sitting on deposit at the bank, according to experts, is a losing proposition. With an inflation rate of aroun...
08th October 2009
When the market goes up, it might be too expensive. When the market goes down it might go lower. The harder you try to figure out market timing, the more confused you are likely to become. And looking back in time is always easier than looking ahead.
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08th October 2009
You have worked hard and slowly acquired savings. Retirement is not too far away and you can see that your pension fund and savings will not keep you in the style to which you have become accustomed. So, what do you do? Sure there are plenty of high-risk ...
