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by creditlawgroup - 2008-10-27
With the economy in the state it's in and foreclosures at a record high, many consumers are falling victim to the housing slump. Over the last year renters are being evicted from their residences ...
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by creditlawgroup - 2008-10-27
What is a loan modification? A loan modification is when a homeowner and a lender change the terms of the mortgage agreement to new terms that both parties are bound by. There are many different wa...
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by Melissa Kellett - 2008-11-04
Christmas is getting closer and people start getting prepared. But Christmas is expensive; studies show that during Christmas season people's spending increases by more than 120% and more and more pe...
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by ADAM SINGLETON - 2008-11-04
It's easy to whip out a credit or store card to pay for something, but knowing what you will be paying in interest is vital if you do it all the time. Here are some tips to make sure you stay o...
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by Morgan Kennedy - 2008-11-05
You're finally doing really well and you have paid on your home mortgage steadily and on time since you first began paying on it. You have great credit and quite a bit of equity built up in your home...
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by Morgan Kennedy - 2008-11-07
Theres no doubt that a mortgage will be the biggest loan you ever take out. But when you take this huge step you need to be sure that you talk to your lender and ask several questions. The answers to...
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by JENNIFER BAXT - 2008-11-09
When most couples get married, there are few negative thoughts that will enter their minds; least of all is substance abuse. Most believe that when they get married, they will generally have a goo...
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by Dane Smith - 2008-11-14
The Fed cut the fed funds rate at the end of October. The rate was dropped from 1.5% to 1%. This is the lowest the rate has been since 2003. Following the cut we saw drops in all the major mortgage pr...
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by Mark Aucamp - 2008-11-20
The current growth of UK debt is £1million every 8 minutes and we all contribute a Stonking £263 million in interest a day. There is currently 27.4million credit cards transactions made a...
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by creditlawgroup - 2008-11-20
Having one's home foreclosed is a serious event with long lasting effects on one's credit history and credit reports. Consequently, any consumer facing a foreclosure should consider if a short sale ...