interest rates
interest rates
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by Dan Sherman - 2006-12-01
Hard working families will be affected by the recent increase in central interest rates. This is likely to cause them further unwelcome frustration from the already hard every day life. New interest r...
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by Trevor McKay - 2006-12-04
Refinancing your home is a major decision that often causes some degree of anxiety for many people. But it doesn't have to be that way. By using some simple tools like free online mortgage calculators...
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by Ron Cahalan - 2006-12-06
Creative and exotic mortgage programs scare the H#@& out of the Feds, Wall Street and consumers alike! Are the lenders themselves liable for the fallout?Interest-Only Loans; Interest-Only Adjustable R...
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by Susan Chen - 2006-12-12
Are you considering taking out a loan for some extra cash flow? If you are, then the most important aspect of getting a loan is to calculate the interest rate. The lower the interest rate then obvious...
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by Ma. Roma Agsalud - 2006-12-18
A reverse mortgage, as its name says, is a loan wherein the lender pays the borrower instead of the usual setup where the borrower pays the lender as done in traditional regular mortgages. To be ex...
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by Michael Russell - 2006-12-19
Among other things that influence interest rates, monetary policy is also one of them. Democratic governments use two policy tools to help their economies thrive. There is the fiscal policy and mone...
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by James A Banks - 2006-12-21
Nowadays banks are creating new beneficial policies to draw people into their programs. People start to think banks are just changing in order to help people. This idea may be right, but this new cha...
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by Raynor James - 2006-12-26
For the last five years or so, the real estate market has clearly been leveraged in favor of the sellers. As we turn to 2007, the market is changing in favor of buyers.Real Estate Market for Buyers in...
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by Martin McAllister - 2007-01-02
With the holiday season over, many people now turn their attention towards the problem of paying for their festive spending. With an estimated record £33 billion having been spent over the Christma...
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by Martin McAllister - 2007-01-04
According to the National Consumer Council, Britain's personal debt has hit the £1 trillion mark for the first time ever - that's more than the entire external debt of Africa and South America combine...