Consumer Financing
Questionable Lending or Consumer Foolishness?
Tweet Playing the Blame Game Since the beginning of 2007, news reports have been focusing on the upsurge of mortgage foreclosures with many stories slanted to cover the questionable lending
The Best Banker In The World Is You!
Tweet Have you ever thought of yourself as being a banker? No, I don’t mean that you work for a bank, but your financial savvy puts you up there with
Should You Tap Your Home’s Equity To Manage Personal Debt?
Tweet Your personal debt level can be having an adverse impact on the way that you live. Credit cards, student loans, auto loans and department store debt can quickly add
Affording the Unaffordable: How to Get the Home of Your Dreams
Tweet The Great American Dream, as some call it, is affording a home of your own. These days, many home buyers want something more than a small abode — they
Are Continuing Education Students Eligible For Financing?
Tweet Higher education is routinely defined as those undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral level classes taken at a university; the course study always leads to a degree. On the other hand,
5 Steps to Successful Home Improvement: Step 1
Tweet This is the first part of a five-part series discussing the steps to successfully complete your home remodeling project. If you are planning to renovate your home, then outlining
Federal Student Loan Aid Falls Short For Many American Families
Tweet We have some good news and some bad news for you. First the good news: President Bush signed legislation that has recently gone into effect to help families cope
Buying A Home When The Mortgage Market Is A Mess
Tweet The home mortgage market is a mess. Well not entirely, but the sub-prime lending fiasco of recent months has certainly taken its toll on the mortgage lending industry. You
