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Auction Rate Securities (ARS)– Where is My Money?

Posted by Frank
April 30, 2008

Undeniably, the mortgage lending crisis has spilled over into our broader economy and is now affecting nearly everyone’s pockets. 401(k)’s, which undoubtedly hold many financial stocks, are taking a beating. Foreclosures are plaguing neighborhood property values and gas prices, mixed with a pinch of a declining federal funds rate, are raising the likelihood [...]


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Protect Yourself From Getting Your Money Hacked

Posted by Ben
April 29, 2008

It is becoming more and more common to use our computers to manage our money. There are now dozens of online services that pool all our accounts and present them in a fashion that is easy to read and that foster enthusiasm for saving, investing and having an over all feeling of well-financial being. [...]


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Use Credit Card Rewards Programs to Save for Retirement

Posted by Frank
April 28, 2008

Participating in your employers 401(k) match program allows for a great way to accelerate your retirement savings, but have you ever considered using your credit card rewards program as a means to save?  Although rewards programs are all over the map in their offerings, certain programs present a great way to add to your future [...]


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Investing in Real Estate vs. Stocks - Which Is Best?

Posted by Frank
April 27, 2008

For years, the United States Government has encouraged citizens to become homeowners, primarily with tax incentives like deductions from mortgage interest, mortgage points, and property tax.  However, if the U.S. Government was held as a fiduciary by encouraging home-ownership, our tax breaks might subside based off recent numbers highlighted in a recent Washington Post article [...]


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Simple Ways to Boost Your Credit Score

Posted by Frank
April 24, 2008

Improving and maintaining your credit score is one of the best ways to qualify for lower interest rates, acquire credit, and reduced insurance premiums. However, the majority of us don’t keep a close enough eye on our credit scores and frankly probably don’t understand them. How your credit score is actually determined is [...]


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101 Tips and Resources

Posted by Ben
April 23, 2008

 
We were recently included in a huge list of tips and resources for homeowners at International Listings. While we do get featured out there in quite a few places, this one deserves a note due to the fact that the article itself is arguably one of the most exhaustive I have seen for just [...]


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Earth Day: Make Every Day a Frugal Day

Posted by Ben
April 22, 2008

As we can see from Google’s page, it is officially Earth Day 2008! This is a good time to address the environment and within that vein to address the savings that go along with that. More and more products are becoming increasingly available for consumers to both save the environment whether its by [...]


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When Should I Buy Into The Stock Market?

Posted by Frank
April 21, 2008

A volatile market, such as we are currently experiencing, can make timing the market seem impossible. When should you pull the trigger and buy into this unstable market? In my opinion, the best time for many is now. I am not saying this because of the current financial crisis, the announcements of possible mergers, or [...]


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Reverse Mortgages Are Tempting But Costly

Posted by Frank
April 20, 2008

Homeowners – especially those creeping closer to retirement – may find that the majority of their savings is in their homes equity. Arguably, this is not the ideal way to prepare for life after work, but to those who rely on their homes equity now, find themselves with multiple ways to spend that equity [...]


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Should We Buy Individual Stocks Anymore?

Posted by Frank
April 18, 2008

In the aftermath of the Federal Reserves bailout of Bear Stearns, I have begun to wonder if buying individual stocks is worth the risk anymore. As you have probably heard, the Federal Reserve recently coughed up 30 billion dollars in loans to J.P Morgan to purchase the struggling Bear Stearns for $10/share. [...]


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