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Finally, Consumers Have Some Real Choices With Computing
Personal computer users have had two choices when it comes to fulfilling their computer needs: purchase a low-cost, cheaply made and virus vulnerable Microsoft computer with the Windows Vista operating
Asian Brands, Ford Top Reliability Survey
Consumer Reports (CR) magazine’s 2009 Annual Auto Survey has been released, reflecting continued dominance by the Asian brands as well as good news for one domestic maker. In the their
Bank of America Penalizes Good Credit
This just in from the “let no good deed go unpunished” department: Bank of America, a recipient of tens of billions of dollars of federal (taxpayer) bailout money, has decided
Get The Right Homeowners Insurance For Your Needs
If you’re shopping for a homeowners insurance, how can you possibly know if the policy you’re considering provides the coverage that you need? That’s a good question with no stock
House Sales Surge For September 2009
Sales of existing homes climbed by 9.4% in September, representing the strongest monthly increase in more than two years, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). With an $8000
7 Tips For Pricing Your Home In Today’s Economy
Let’s face it: if you are a homeowner the current real estate market is a bummer, especially if you are planning to sell your home. Though the economy is slowly
Small Business Grants: Where To Find Them
You’ve seen the ads and have probably heard stories where an individual claims to have secured thousands of dollars in grant money from the federal government. No, I’m not talking
Windows 7? Secure Your Computer!
Although the official introduction of Microsoft’s new operating system, Windows 7, won’t happen until tomorrow, you can order a new personal computer right now with this important program already installed.
Lease To Own: Your Path To Home Ownership
Traditionally, home buyers have gotten into the market by shopping, choosing and moving into a home that they planned to keep for many years. Buyers would put five to twenty
Safety Tips For Kids This Halloween!
Two Saturdays from now, neighborhoods will be filled with ghosts, goblins, werewolves and other dark and frightening creatures from the netherworld. No, the gates of hell haven’t opened up, rather
Hiring Outlook Bleak This Christmas Season
The nation’s retailers aren’t expecting a flood of shoppers for the Christmas shopping season which officially begins the day after Thanksgiving. With sales expected to be flat or fall compared
Automotive Recalls Surge This Fall
Perhaps it is the season or maybe it is just a coincidence, but both Toyota and Ford have issued their largest recalls ever over the past few weeks. Ford, Toyota
I’ll Take A “V” Recovery Any Day!
When it comes to economic recovery following a recession, a “V” is much better than a “W” in all cases. Who would have ever thought that the economy could be
What To Ask of a Credit Counselor
Consumers who are in a financial bind may end up turning to a credit counselor for guidance. This can be an effective way to help beleaguered Americans get their finances
The Cat Is Back: Jaguar XF
Just weeks before the Ford Motor Company sold Jaguar (and Land Rover) to Indian automaker Tata Motors, the most important Jaguar sedan of this generation made its worldwide debut. The
