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Is the Time Right for You to Re-mortgage?

Five reasons why you could benefit from a re-mortgage and how that ‘benefit’ can be turned into a real profit for your future.

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Treasure Security- A Safe Investment

Treasure security is the safest option to invest the money and acquire a stable return. Usually, treasure security is associated with some trade-offs, but the rewards can compensate them. There are four types of treasury securities, which provide and yield, safety and good returns simultaneously.

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Obama Commission Recommends End to Subsidized Student Loans

The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform has issued a report that recommends the elimination of subsidized federal student loans in order to reduce federal spending.

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Using the Cumulative Interest and Principal Add-in Functions

Trying to accurately calculate cumulative interest and principal payments made for loans? Microsoft Excel can help. Excel supplies two functions specifically for calculating cumulative interest and principal payments on a loan.

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America's Two Roads to Recession

Machiavellians believe that governments manipulate their national economies to create the illusion of economic well-being. The governments' goal is to ensure political stability. As with any set of perceptions, reality changes the public illusion. Unfortunately, the Americans have hit two reality bumps on their yellow brick road to the illusion of global well-being.

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Private Student Loans – dispelling the myths

Private Student Loans – ... the mythsIf savings, grants, ... and federal loans don’t cover the cost of your ... it’s time to turn to private loans. But young college students c

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The Reasons Why Greece Should Leave The Eurozone And Return To The Drachma

I argue that Greece should ditch the euro and return to the drachma, the country's currency until it switched over to the euro in early 2002.

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Reduce Your 30 Year Mortgage To 10 Years Using Mortgage Cycling

With all the talk lately about Mortgage Cycling versus ... ... which one is really right for you? Choosing the correct one could ... save you ... of dollars and shave off appro

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How To Find The Perfect Bad Credit Mortgage Loan Company ?

A bad credit mortgage loan is a loan based on the equity in your home. This type of loan can help you in lowering your overall interest payments and monthly payments, and also in consolidating all your debts and is very helpful in repairing your credit.

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The Typology of Financial Scandals

... - this is the name coined for the first pyramid ... scheme in ... 1634, tulip bulbs were traded in a special exchange in ... People used these bulbs as means of exchang

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The Securities Of A Financial Dealer

In a complex economic system financial intermediaries are needed. These intermediaries are known as the brokers and the dealers. An economy is composed of lenders and borrowers. Whether it is a household or a large corporation, a small business or a nation's government. At some point in their life they need to borrow money will occur. Likewise the need to make a profit off of surplus via interest payments will also be needed as well as taking advantage of the best forex trading.

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Simple Ways to Get a Home Loan with Bad Credit

With a some research, education and time spent looking into the best way to get a home loan with bad credit, it can be well worth your while. You can save yourself a lot of hassle, time and money in the process.

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Taming Student Loan Debt With Prepayments

Today, two-thirds of college students leave school with at least some debt from college loans. The average debt is approaching $25,000, a figure that includes not just the original amounts borrowed but, for most students, accumulated interest as well.

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Are Inflation-Indexed Bonds Right For You?

Inflation-indexed bonds offer inflation protection. These bonds are exempt from state and local taxes, but federal taxes apply. Semiannual interest payments are based on the interest rate applied to the inflation-indexed value of the principal. Inflation-protected bonds make the most sense in periods of high inflation.

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