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07th October 2009
It is without much doubt that trading stocks does provide a trader the chance to make a better than average return on their hard earned cash. If you have your money in an account with your bank, the odds are you are not earning a particularly good return.... Read >
Author: Peter M07th October 2009
The handling of the liquidity crisis at Northern Rock by the UK authorities has become a major embarrassment for the government and Gordon Brown in particular. The new Prime Minister has always stressed his achievements as Chancellor of the Exchequer duri... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
One might think a high yield savings account in a ridiculously low rate economy like today's would be a waste of time but that thinking would be wrong. Despite the low savings rates evident in all the print and media ads an online high yield savings acco... Read >
Author: Jim S16th September 2009
After falling for 18 months is the housing market finally starting to recover? For the first time since the crash began, both the Nationwide and the Halifax house price indexes are showing a price rise in the last quarter (2.6% and 0.8% respectively).Pric... Read >
Author: John Tighe23rd August 2009
Tax deed sales of government foreclosure properties are going to increase to the point where the informed and skilled investor, who knows how to research and perform due diligence, will experience a windfall in profit-making opportunities.
There is no be... Read >
Author: Harry A Connor Jr04th August 2009
Over-the-road haulers, big rigs or 18 wheelers; no matter what you call them the fact is that a semi trailer tractor can become a huge loss for a lender in the case of a repossession. Due to the banking crisis, lenders have had to rethink their lending re... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON27th July 2009
Tax deed sales of government foreclosure properties are going to increase to the point that the informed and skilled investor who knows how to research and perform due diligence will experience a windfall in profit-making opportunities.
There is no bet... Read >
Author: Harry A Connor Jr23rd July 2009
What will be the impact on landlords of further Buy-to-let mortgage regulation?
Landlords who have a buy-to-let mortgage will be watching with interest the latest prevarications of the FSA (Financial Services Authority) as they decide whether to regula... Read >
Author: Propertyhawk11th July 2009
Despite a slumping economy, low sales, high unemployment and a banking crisis, this actually might be a good time to consider buying a business. The reason is quite simple: it's a buyer's market, which means the environment is ideal to own a business.
... Read >
Author: Richard Parker30th June 2009
My name is Betty. I am a 57 year old single woman and grandmother living in rural upstate New York on a farm that was left to me by my father. I have a bunch of cows, some horses and a lot of chickens!I'm telling you this because I want you know that if I... Read >
Author: Rex Oneil06th June 2009
A difficult economy means small businesses need to be creative in order to succeed. The Small Business Association (SBA) has done quite a bit of research on the subject, and also offers its innovative programs.
Stressed economies typically leads to a ... Read >
Author: kgabriel11th May 2009
In the wake of the financial debacle on Wall Street, many Americans want to know where the safest place to deposit their money is.
Just a few years ago, bigger was better in the banking industry. Big banks with scores of branches meant safety and stabil... Read >
Author: FNB Pasco15th April 2009
Fresh funding has been secured for the redevelopment of Peterhead harbour, which will result in a jobs boost for the Scottish construction industry. Construction jobs have been suffering recently during the economic crisis, so the news has been welcomed b... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd April 2009
In the month the architect of the largest single fraud in history, Bernie Madoff, pleaded guilty to his part in the US$50billion + fraud and was sent to jail, a rash of similar frauds have begun to surface across the globe. Law enforcement, Forensic accou... Read >
Author: Lloyd Stevens10th March 2009
2008 was a rollercoaster of a year for the UK's property market. SecureASale Director Tim Jackson looks back on the ups and downs of London's housing sector over the past year…
2008 started slowly with the hangover for the manic record market of ‘07.... Read >
Author: moviesplanet03rd March 2009
Do you think you are immune to the Banking crisis? Think again. It is going to impact on you directly and indirectly in a myriad ways. The only way to avoid getting drawn into the consequences is to eliminate debt. Take for instance the value of the pound... Read >
21st January 2009
Most cash advance companies are pleased to respond to your request very quickly. (Makes them seem like there really on your side) As with any business they too take a sense of pride in pushing through as fast as they can a whole bunch of applications dai... Read >
Author: Daniel M21st January 2009
Credit scores are of overriding importance when you’re in the middle of a banking crisis. As loans become harder to acquire and also more expensive, you cannot afford to have unpaid bills and missed repayments on the records held by companies like Exper... Read >
Author: michael challiner09th January 2009
The travel industry is influenced by the crisis in the economy worldwide. The soaring price of crude oil led to increased cost for airlines, trains, cruise lines, and bus lines. The travel industry had no option but to pass on their increased costs to con... Read >
Author: Nick Nikolis07th January 2009
It’s great when you are confident in safety of your money in general, and in your insurance company’s reliability in particular.
Unfortunately, the credit crisis affected virtually every sphere of life, and in times of the financial turmoil, like i... Read >
Author: Alexei02nd January 2009
Landlords reeling from the impact of rocketing inflation such as: rising petrol prices, spiralling energy costs could be welcoming all these back with open arms if the latest spectre to haunt landlords rolls into town. What am I talking about? DEFLATION... Read >
Author: Propertyhawk17th December 2008
There has been a lot of talk about the big winners when interest rates fall - i.e. borrowers. But what about people who rely on a reasonable amount of interest on their deposit accounts - the savers?
Falling interest rates are a nightmare for savers, a... Read >
Author: Ray Prince11th December 2008
We usually do not pay for the typical commercial mortgage broker business to work in commercial construction loans or residential subdivision construction loans. Here's why:
With the possible exception of the apartments, the U.S. is awash with addi... Read >
Author: Pro Bargain Hunter03rd December 2008
Christmas is a time for fun shopping. We do have a budget plan for Christmas shopping. Because this is the time that we share blessings by means of giving gifts to our family and friends. But this time, we must be economical in preparing for Christmas sho... Read >
Author: clothesuk08th October 2008
If there are any group of individuals that seems determined to battle their way through the current global woes and overcome any potential recession it is Dubai’s leisure and tourism chiefs, who are ambitiously embarking on the construction of even mo... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell08th October 2008
Every time you open a newspaper nowadays, the first thing you see is the current fear of a recession, the credit crunch, the banking crisis and the difficult days ahead with a downturn of the economy. It seems obvious that there will be cost cutting measu... Read >
Author: Sharon Alexander17th August 2008
From:http://www.industry-raw-materials.com/
Tag:Asian stocks,financial sector,Equity markets,Nikkei
HONG KONG, July 29 (Reuters) - Asian stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, after Merrill Lynch, the third-largest U.S. investment bank, said it would take ... Read >
Author: utut124th June 2008
The onset of the credit crunch has limited the number of lenders in the commercial and business mortgage marketplace. New securitised lenders such as Commercial First have temporarily suspended all new lending.
The problems relate to conditions in the ... Read >
Author: MarkeD20th May 2008
There are worrying signs in the loans market at the present time. The current banking crisis has lead to concerns that mortgage customers will find it harder to get loans and in turn, with houses becoming more difficult to sell, prices will fall.
Cent... Read >
Author: Jenny Longmuir25th April 2008
For the past six month the aluminum market has been enduring a steady decline in profits which has left investors looking for a bottom that experts predict is in fact approaching. It was a decline in the U.S. economy, coupled with a recent spike in oil pr... Read >
Author: David Easten01st April 2008
Make no mistake, the U.S. economy is teetering on the brink. Take the sub-prime mortgage meltdown. So far the banks have admitted to just over $100 billion in bad debts but the truth is – no one knows how much money has been lost. According to Fed Chair... Read >
Author: lazysubmit12th February 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Robert M. Clinger III
Deteriorating economic conditions have policymakers in Washington, D.C. running around like Chicken Little. As a result of the perceived falling of the sky, these same policymakers are scrambling to come up wit... Read >
Author: Robert M. Clinger III01st February 2008
It is becoming increasingly clear that we're heading for uncertain financial times in the near future. Economists and finance analysts are warning of unknown but probably severe impacts from the global banking crisis, and a sizeable minority of experts ar... Read >
Author: Martin Sumner14th November 2007
With thousands of doom and gloom real estate articles and news media reports floating around, it’s time an industry professional takes on the responsibility of setting the record straight for the national and Arizona real estate markets. The present ... Read >
Author: loganaw
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