interest rates
interest rates
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by Wayne Skewes - 2007-01-05
Choosing Your BrokerFirstly check to see that your Mortgage Adviser is both approved and a member of a professional body such as the MIAA soon to be changed to MFAA. The reason being; is to maintain ...
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by Jules Matthews - 2007-01-12
Interest rate rises, even if they're just increased by one quarter of a point, can have a devastating effect on homeowners. When a lot of people decide that they can afford a mortgage, they simply fac...
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by Andrew Bloom - 2007-01-19
Both Federal and State governments are on a bit of a tear lately to impose more regulations upon the mortgage industry. Easy target I suppose. Of course this happens every time foreclosure levels in...
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by Ward Willison - 2007-01-22
When the people that run credit card companies (CCCs) die, I think they are going to be in big trouble. I was watching TV and saw an interview with a credit card executive. She was asked if CCCs want ...
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by Ward Willison - 2007-01-22
Cancun, do you want to live here for a couple weeks a year? Hey if you want to learn how come attend a quick information session and we will give you two tickets to a great show at the resort.Have you...
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by Steve Hill - 2007-01-31
Have you started to save into any form of pension plan? Are you saving enough into your current pension plan? Has your employer a company pension scheme that you are eligible to join? These are imp...
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by Charles Essmeier - 2007-02-02
A great number of people owe too much money on their credit cards. Credit card debt is common in the U.S.; the typical balance is nearly three thousand dollars. A single credit card loan might be...
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by Charles Essmeier - 2007-02-06
Building credit can be hard to do if you have little or no history of financial transactions. If you have limited credit experience, it can make it difficult or nearly impossible to obtain a credi...
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by Marco Barra - 2007-02-09
The decision by the one-time kings of the savings market, ING direct, to not pass on the 0.25% base rate hike to their loyal customers for the second time in two months is a stark reminder of how t...
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by Michael Russell - 2007-02-15
The price or amount that someone pays for the transitory use of someone else's funds is called interest. Interest could also mean the payment that someone receives for giving up the ability to spend ...