Money Management
Financing Guides Are A Smart Idea
Tweet Before you take out a loan, apply for credit or consider any other borrowing mechanism, how thorough are you in researching all of your options? With the internet, it
Finding & Buying Your Next Car
Tweet What are your financing options? Last month, a few weeks before the year came to a close, I decided to track via my auto blog many of the major
Paying Off Your Mortgage In 2008
Tweet This New Year’s Resolution May Be The Most Important One For You It is the new year and the time when many people take stock of their lives. New
You Can Increase Your Income In 2008
Tweet The new year is here and it is time to make some important personal resolutions. No, I’m not talking about losing weight, reading more books or taking an exotic
Protect Yourself Against I.D. Theft This Season
Tweet The final week of Christmas shopping is upon us, but that doesn’t mean that everyone is done shopping. This year, sales are down suggesting that many consumers are waiting
Managing Your Mortgage Loan Wisely
Tweet Home buyers who qualify for a mortgage understand the commitment that they are making. Amount borrowed, interest rate, escrow, loan term, and monthly mortgage payments are spelled out to
Making Home Purchase Decisions: Understanding How Mortgages Work
Tweet You’ve found the home of your dreams, but buying the home depends on securing financing. Recent news that lenders have tightened up their requirements has you a bit nervous;
SayLending: New And Improved!
Tweet SayLending Has Been Completely Revamped More than four years after it was first launched, the SayLending consumer financing center has been overhauled. New tools and calculators have been added,
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
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
