FHA Loans for Single Parents

Authored by Kristian Keefer in Loans
Published on 01-28-2010

If you are a single parent, it can be a struggle to obtain a mortgage for a home. You probably dream of having your own house that you will own for your family. FHA loans are often a good source for single parents who are looking to buy their own home. There are many features of FHA loans that can help you to obtain the mortgage you need and the one that you can afford. Read the rest

Do It Yourself Debt Settlement

Authored by Malcolm Tatum in Debt Consolidation and Management
Published on 01-23-2010

When people become overwhelmed by debt and see no way to resolve the financial problems on their own, they often turn to debt consolidation companies to help them find their way back to financial security. While this approach works very well for many people, it is not the only possible way to deal with resolving old debt. The truth is that it is possible to develop a workable plan of action, and become debt-free once again without using any type of debt service. Here are some suggestions in how to go about this process of do it yourself debt settlement. Read the rest

Should I Buy Life Insurance for My Child?

Authored by Ceetee Sheckels in Insurance
Published on 01-11-2010

If you have just had a new baby, you may already be receiving advertisements in the mail for life insurance. You may be uncertain about whether you should buy one of these policies for your child, as well as whether a life insurance policy for your child is necessary. Read the rest

What Does a Foreclosure Do to Your Credit?

Authored by Kate Beswick in Finance
Published on 01-05-2010

There’s no doubt that being in getting your home foreclosed is one of the worst financial situations you can be in. And to add to the problem, a foreclosure can do some pretty nasty things to your credit rating, which can leave you in a financial bind for several years to come. But when avoiding foreclosure isn’t possible, you’re most likely wondering what exactly it will do to your credit report and just how bad it will be. The trick is that the Fair Isaac Company, who founded the credit score system, keep this information confidential. However, looking at how credit ratings and scores work, one can get a basic idea of how foreclosures will affect one’s credit. Read the rest

How to Save Money Every Month

Authored by Malcolm Tatum in Personal Finance
Published on 12-30-2009

Most of us do not save money the way we should. It is not unusual for many people to use the excuse that it takes every penny they make just to pay all the bills and keep food on the table. While this may be true for a select few, the reality is that a lot of us waste money that could easily be diverted to savings. Here are a few simple tips that will allow you to save money every month, and divert that money to a savings account or a retirement fund without making any severe lifestyle changes. Read the rest

Negotiating Debt with Creditors

Authored by Jackie Barlow in Debt Consolidation and Management
Published on 12-23-2009

If you are faced with negotiating debt with your creditors and want to do it yourself, here are helpful ideas that will help you in what can be a time-consuming and frustrating situation. Read the rest

Small Business Loans for Minorities

Authored by Malcolm Tatum in Loans, Small Business
Published on 12-12-2009

Many people today are living their dream of owning their own businesses. For people who are members of minority groups, there are sometimes obstacles present that make this dream seem impossible. The good news is that there are opportunities for minorities to find and secure small business loans, no matter where they live. Here are some suggestions on where to look for these loans, and how to make the best of the resources you have on hand. Read the rest

Personal Bankruptcy – Pros and Cons

Authored by Kate Beswick in Finance
Published on 12-08-2009

Individuals who find themselves deep in debt might consider personal bankruptcy as an option to clearing their debt and getting back on the road to financial health. The beauty of this solution lies in the fact that declaring personal bankruptcy can absolve one of any debt that they carry and essentially lets them start over with a clean slate. This isn’t the only upside to declaring personal bankruptcy and there are a lot of downsides to it as well. Personal bankruptcy has many pros and cons and it’s important for anyone looking into it to understand it fully so that it can actually work for them instead of against them. Read the rest

Second Car Insurance Buying Tips

Authored by Heaven Stubblefield in Insurance
Published on 12-08-2009

Depending on what kind of car you’ve purchased, whether it’s new or used, it’s important that you shop around for the lowest rate for the particular type of car that you have. Read the rest

How to Start a Credit Counseling Business

Authored by Malcolm Tatum in Credit Card
Published on 12-08-2009

With so many people today looking for advice on managing money and getting out of debt, the demand for credit counseling is greater than ever. In fact, it is a relatively simple process to start your won credit counseling business. All you really need is the expertise, a small amount of money for start up expenses, and a few clients to get the ball rolling. Read the rest

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