A No Interest Credit Card: A Good Idea?
As we see the world wide economic situation worsen, people everywhere are concerned about how they are going to keep their jobs and continue to meet their financial obligations. Sad to say, there are no concrete answers due to each person’s situation being unique. However, if you still have a job, [...]
Let’s Talk About Business Credit
With more and more people looking into starting their own business, one of the things needed is the establishment of credit for the business. Whether you are a business owner or are considering becoming one, it is vital to gain the business credit necessary to have the financial access needed to ensure [...]
Financial Planning for Retirement Living
No matter your age, now is always a good time to begin planning for your eventual retirement. If you haven’t been preparing or planning for your inevitable retirement, you need to start thinking about financial planning for retirement living, whether you’re in your 20s, 30s, or 40s. The earlier you start financial [...]
Debts Exempted From Bankruptcy
Whenever considering filing for bankruptcy, there will be certain assets exempt from bankruptcy. In addition to this fact, there are also some debts exempted as well. There are certain debts that you have accumulated that will still have to be paid, whether you file bankruptcy or not.
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Credit Card Debt Scenarios
Exposing Credit Card Debt
Mortgage Rates Below 5 Percent But Going Up Nonetheless
Even though interest rates on 30-year fixed mortgages are no longer at historic lows, they still remain historically inexpensive. As the economy shows sputtering signs of recovery, the housing market continues to struggle. This being the case, now might be a good time to take the plunge into home ownership.
The following examples reveal that rates [...]
Have You Heard Of The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act?
In 2005, even with protesting from some bankruptcy lawyers, consumer advocacy groups and judges, the government passed The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act. The reason for their protests was due to them believing that this act could potentially damage consumers who were over their head in credit card debt and not provide the [...]
Debt Free In A Sea Of Debt
As the country struggles under an ever increasing sea of debt, we are awakening to the possibility of “sowing what we have reaped” to the tune of being beholden to countries that are at the least Socialist and at worst Communist. This does not bode well for a nation founded on the capitalist system, whereby [...]
The Corner Has Been Turned
Trusting In The God Of Mammon
Here is an excellent article link to eagleviews.org revealing what is all too true: we are addicted!
http://eagleviews.org/2010/05/16/government-addiction-the-new-drug-of-the-new-deal-generation/
Unfortunately, the current government acceleration of spending with nothing to back it up is only a reflection of how way too many citizens also live. Have it now, pay for it later mentality. Reminds me of a joke:
A mom [...]
Debt Is A Four Letter Word!
Since I have officially been retired for the last 18 months, I have nothing to do and all day to do it. As a result, I often find myself ’surfing the web’, looking at this and that.
Today, I came across this powerful message by Rod Parsley addressing the financial mess we currently find ourselves in. [...]
Oil Held Hostage? What About Us?
Just a quick posted article written today for your consideration. Here is a quote to whet your appetite considering that oil is over $80 per barrel today and the Federal debt ceiling is over $14,000,000,000,000 (that’s $14 trillion) as of now and “projected” to increase to over $18 trillion in four years (compared to $900,000,000,000=$900 [...]
A Slippery Slope?
The following article link explores the current increase in the price of oil in light of the fragile economic recovery:
http://www.heatingoil.com/blog/42571027/
The fact is, as the price of oil increases, it actually reflects the decreased value of the dollar and is more of the same when it comes to speculators driving the price up. They are betting [...]

