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29th September 2009
Motorists from Ireland who are keen to reduce the costs of running their vehicles ought to look for car insurance policies that can protect their no claims bonuses. Research has shown that the number of Irish drivers who are deciding to claim on their mot... Read >
Author: Rochelle28th September 2009
Global credit crisis and economic meltdown have created a precarious situation before Britons. Pink slips and instability in job market has squeezed monthly income. Credit crunch is a mighty barrier before approval of fresh credit. Hence, several case of ... Read >
Author: ClearInsolvency16th September 2009
As the owner of your own home, you have a very important resource available to help you weather many financial storms including the current global credit crisis. With the credit crunch in the news on a daily basis, it is a good time to take a look at the ... Read >
Author: aadenmarsh10th August 2009
The recent crisis in the global credit markets has deeply moved the different sectors of real estate. Since the issue came from the structured real estate finance products in the US sub-prime mortgage market, real estate analysts study and question where... Read >
Author: Flynna Sarah E. Molina04th August 2009
Euros to Dollars ConversionCurrency is the money circulated inside an economy in the shape of coins or paper notes. It's the medium of exchange that is usually accepted for use all over the country. This unit of exchange helps the transfer of products a... Read >
Author: Philip Hale02nd July 2009
Reinsurance premiums are expected to rise steeply in the months ahead as the credit crunch turns into a recession. As the renewal season gets into full swing, brokers expect that the major credit insurers, who offload risks to reinsurers through markets l... Read >
Author: michael challiner01st June 2009
Soybean futures prices, like many commodities came crashing down from record highs in 2008. The global credit crisis was the catalyst for the worst deflationary period since the Great Depression. Since then the efforts of governments around the world to f... Read >
Author: MK Smith29th May 2009
St. Louis is poised to make a real estate turnaround. But it still requires months of hard work and smart decisions. If the market is to rebound, real estate investors need to be practical and insightful. They need to asses their personal capital, address... Read >
Author: michael russell 29th May 2009
St. Louis is poised to make a real estate turnaround. But it still requires months of hard work and smart decisions. If the market is to rebound, real estate investors need to be practical and insightful. They need to asses their personal capital, address... Read >
Author: michael russell 29th May 2009
New York City real estate has long been a barometer for the rest of New York. But now, in the recession, the city is behaving out of character. One day things might look promising; the next, not so good. With the rest of the state looking for guidance, it... Read >
Author: michael russell 29th May 2009
Detroit is poised to make a real estate turnaround. But it still requires months of hard work and smart decisions. If the market is to rebound, real estate investors need to be practical and insightful. They need to asses their personal capital, address i... Read >
Author: michael russell 07th May 2009
The GCC economies had been impervious to the global credit crisis for the better part of 12 months. While many people believed that the Middle East’s oil wealth would protect their economies from the crisis, these expectations have proved baseless. The ... Read >
Author: Nawaz07th May 2009
Living in the heart of Atlanta is exciting, expensive, and competitive. If you plan to rent an apartment in Buckhead, it is important to understand the prices and space available. It is best to be informed before you move. This article discusses the many ... Read >
Author: michael russell 05th May 2009
No doubt you have been affected somehow by the global credit crash. It has had a ripple effect throughout America, particularly upon the working class. This crisis has left many unemployed, with those out of work finding it tougher and tougher to get a ne... Read >
Author: Lindsy Emery17th April 2009
Home loan lender
Following the global financial-services crisis that became known as the “credit crunch” in late 2007, it was clear that home loan lenders in Australia were setting their variable interest rates to meet their own funding costs.
T... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson20th March 2009
Recovery of Northern Rock Bank could fuel demand for new house builds.
The setback of the global economy has had a big effect on the British property market and builders in Bromley, Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells. However, recent events surrounding North... Read >
Author: OBC Building18th February 2009
We all worry about falling victim to credit card fraud, and this has become an even greater worry over recent years because of sophisticated new scams used by fraudsters as well as because of the rise in credit card fraud. With the global credit crisis st... Read >
Author: Justin Schamotta18th December 2008
“I sincerely believe… that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies, and that the principle of spending money to be paid by posterity under the name of funding is but swindling futurity on a large scale.” - Thomas Jefferson, 18... Read >
Author: Bob Wong15th December 2008
What is happening in the mortgage broker space in the Australian finance market? With the global credit crisis continuing, the face of the home finance sector of the market is changing. Until recently Australians enjoyed sound competition between the bank... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray15th December 2008
Car dealers and lease brokers are anxious as a result of GE Money’s withdrawal from the Australian car finance market. Only in September GE Money was reassuring business partners that it was “here for the long term” was “funded for 2008”
and ha... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray15th December 2008
What is happening in the mortgage broker space in the Australian finance market? With the global credit crisis continuing, the face of the home finance sector of the market is changing. Until recently Australians enjoyed sound competition between the bank... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray15th December 2008
If you are a first home buyer, who would have thought that some poor judgement or unscrupulous lending or both in the almighty USA would lead to a windfall for you as you plan your first home purchase here in Australia. As a potential first home buyer you... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray15th December 2008
I was sitting watching the TV this week when a ad came on promoting a leading bank’s new credit card offering. It looked very attractive in that it offered a rate of less than 3% p.a. on your existing credit card balance when transferred through debt co... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray15th December 2008
If you are a first home buyer, who would have thought that some poor judgement or unscrupulous lending or both in the almighty USA would lead to a windfall for you as you plan your first home purchase here in Australia. As a potential first home buyer you... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray15th December 2008
I was sitting watching the TV this week when a ad came on promoting a leading bank’s new credit card offering. It looked very attractive in that it offered a rate of less than 3% p.a. on your existing credit card balance when transferred through debt co... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray02nd December 2008
Let’s look ahead to what 2009 will bring the Interim Management sector.
At this time of year the mornings are darkening, the trees shedding their leaves and my thoughts turn to the end of another extremely busy year. But can we look forward to the sa... Read >
Author: Paul Wilson22nd November 2008
Student consolidation loans are among the most popular refinancing loans as they make repayment of the education loans easier to handle. Those loans are in high demand because they offer important benefits. Some of those benefits are available with both f... Read >
Author: calamary231st October 2008
The global credit crisis of recent times is making many people take stock and focus a little more on the things they really value. Needless spending is being curbed and people are more aware than ever of their personal finances and what the implications t... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton17th October 2008
The �credit crunch� is a popular phrase these days. In the United States, the sub-prime mortgage lending mess is greatly affecting both home buyers and sellers. What many may not realise is that these poisonous symptoms of the so called �meltdown�... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th October 2008
Oil settles down $6.07 at $87.81 a barrel, as markets reel from global credit crisis.
November crude oil prices this morning are trading -$3.93 a barrel and November gasoline is trading -7.61 cents a gallon on continued long liquidation pressure and c... Read >
Author: Jeremiah Murray06th October 2008
The importance of locating the best rates on loans and credit cards is becoming clearer than ever before. Consider the fact that more people are struggling to make ends meet due to higher living expenses, increases in monthly bills, and other sources of ... Read >
Author: Alisdair Cosgrove26th September 2008
Today it is far more important than ever before to look for good deals on credit cards and different types of loans. Most household finances are already being strained due to higher living expenses, increased bills, as well as other high expenses. If yo... Read >
Author: Alisdair Cosgrove27th August 2008
Approvals for home loans in the UK have hit the lowest level ever recorded for a single month. The blame has been set squarely on the credit crunch as lenders are not only finding it difficult to obtain the funds to lend to home owners but they seem unwil... Read >
Author: michael sterios22nd July 2008
It's hard to miss the endless media stories on the current global credit crisis. With the price of oil soaring higher and higher along with other basics such as food and electricity there are many factors to the crisis. So what has been causing the crisis... Read >
Author: Click4credit02nd July 2008
Home is still the best place to live on the earth. Home is not the mere residence , rather provides the required financial assistance at the time of need. Loan can be availed against the equity of the home. So, any renovation or remodeling of your home de... Read >
Author: Aisha Cristal11th May 2008
The current credit global crisis could cost the UK’s financial services industry up to 11,000 jobs, as consumer and business confidence rapidly declines, warns the CBI.
It points to a recent survey carried out by accountancy firm Price Coopers Waterh... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell28th April 2008
The global credit squeeze isn’t bad news for everyone; it has boosted business for credit reference agencies as more people realise the importance of having an up-to-date credit record, according to a leading financial comparison website.
A spokesm... Read >
Author: mpressman09th April 2008
As the global credit crisis continues to play havoc with interest rates in Australia many borrowers are scurrying for relief by seeking to refinance their home and investment loans.
However this refinance strategy does not always achieve its objective... Read >
Author: victoria Edema02nd April 2008
The past decade or two has seen a real boom in credit card use, with competition between issuers leading to ever lower rates of interest, constantly improving features, and a consistent relaxing of acceptance criteria. Such has been the activity in the ma... Read >
Author: Michael Strauss02nd February 2008
The UK risks slipping into recession in the next two years, according to authors of the Deloitte Economic Review; and even if that gloomy forecast doesn’t transpire, the best we can hope for is the weakest economic growth in the last 15 years.
The ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan19th January 2008
With the recent news from Knight Frank that commercial office prices have fallen in the south-east of England, many may be wondering if 2008 will bring any worthwhile prospects at all for investment in this sector.
An assessment of this issue was provide... Read >
Author: Assetz UK14th November 2007
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) is confident that even though there has been a reduction in the amount of mortgage products available as a result of the global credit squeeze, house prices will remain unaffected, due to the underlying demand for pro... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th November 2007
The value of the UK secured loans market looks set to pass the £10 billion mark in the next five years as more Britons look to consolidate their unsecured debt, according to a recent report issued by Datamonitor. The current estimated value of the UK sec... Read >
Author: Elisha Burberry16th November 2006
The fundamental purpose of a credit card is to enable the card holder to purchase goods and services without having to pay for them at the time of purchase but subject to a pre-determined limit. It is a very convenient option as you don't have to carry ca... Read >
Author: Jack Chevalier
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