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Top Seven ways of Foreclosure Discounts Offer Instant Home Equity

By • Feb 28th, 2013 • Category: Foreclosure

Foreclosure is very common now due to the downfall of world economy. It might be owner’s nightmare but can be a good opportunity for them who want to buy a foreclosure property at a cheaper rate. Foreclosure of properties is the major cause for the weak condition of real estate sector, but it offers discounted [...]



Rebuilding Credit after Bankruptcy

By • Feb 12th, 2013 • Category: Credit

An ordeal that too many Americans experience is to be in such financial distress as to have no other option than to file for bankruptcy. After years of struggling to pay your bills on time, asking lenders for a break and eventually falling so far behind that there’s no chance of recovery, you make the [...]



5 Tips For Those Struggling To Save The Deposit For A New Home

By • Feb 2nd, 2013 • Category: Personal Finance

At the moment your biggest purchase might have been that secondhand car you drive to work in every day. Even though it might have been a lot of money at the time it’s not in the same league as a house. You don’t need to buy a new home outright because you’ll get a mortgage, [...]



How A Pre-Paid Credit Card Can Help A Loved One With Their Finances

By • Jan 31st, 2013 • Category: Credit Cards

People from all walks of life are increasingly finding that they are struggling with their finances. Vulnerable members of society like students, the elderly or even an unskilled workers are struggling to get by due to increases in the cost of living. Prepaid cards can be a practical way to help loved ones who are [...]



Investing in Storage, for College?

By • Dec 20th, 2012 • Category: Investments

College is a crucial part of any young person’s life. It’s a time for growing, learning and finding your true potential (there also might be the occasional night of partying snuck in there too). Anyone who has ever been to college knows what an amazing experience it can be, but unfortunately for any parent that [...]



Low Interest Personal Loans To Get Out Of Debt

By • Oct 25th, 2012 • Category: Miscellaneous

In today’s financial environment it is very easy to run up personal finance problems. There are various bodies that can offer in the UK help such as Citizens Advice Bureau, National Debt Line and mymoneysteps.org. There are online sites that offer quick online loans. The following article offers advice about Personal Loans. When faced with [...]



Personal Loans for people with bad credit

By • Aug 6th, 2012 • Category: Credit

Too often people with bad credit find it very difficult to secure a Personal Loan. They can get quite desperate in their search, and it is not uncommon for people to get involved with loan sharks. But what other avenues are open for personal loans for people with bad credit? Hilary Bowman offers some tips [...]



How to Tap a Nest Egg

By • Jul 12th, 2012 • Category: Personal Finance

More “How to ..” Features on Personal Finance News Review … How to Tap a Nest Egg “One of the most popular methods of figuring out how to withdraw savings in retirement is often the least efficient, according to a new study. … Total Return. The Wall Street Journal’s personal-finance blog. Search Total Return1. July [...]



Frugality – Some Rules of Thumb

By • Jun 27th, 2012 • Category: Budget

The article tells you about how to become frugal and save considerably. Everyone should be frugal to survive in today’s topsy-turvy economic situation. If you can’t save enough, you’re very likely to borrow money for meeting your financial obligations; and frugality is the best way of saving significant amount of money to meet up all [...]



Personal Finance Ideas and News

By • Jun 27th, 2012 • Category: Personal Finance

Nine ideas to help you save money Saving for rainy days or funding the tax account is tough.” 1. Keep your eye on the prize Place visual representations of your savings goals on your desktop, your phone or the corkboard above your desk. Vision boards create happy reminders of what we’re saving for and are [...]