When setting financial goals, we often include
building a healthy savings fund and starting a lifefree of debt. The more
ambitious among us would look for ways to invest and grow their money. For
those who are more cautious and would like a safety net in case things do not
go as planned, getting insured is a definite must before they can consider themselves
financially stable.
Insurance protects you from unexpected
expenses and emergencies, but not everyone is comfortable with the idea of
applying for one. Some of them even think insurance agents are merely out to
get them for a commission.
But not all insurance providers are there
to...
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
1 Top 5 Best Insurance Companies
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Monday, November 25, 2013
0 Why businesses get ripped off on currency and what they can do
Businesses trading internationally are
unnecessarily losing out on thousands of pounds, dollars & yen when making
and receiving international payments.
According to a recent article in the FT, a third of respondents to a survey
reported gains or foreign exchange losses exceeding $1m.
Today, we’ve invited Daniel Abrahams,
co-founder of My CurrencyTransfer, an OPP award winning foreign exchange
comparison website to help better understand how to score a fair and
transparent deal on currency.
Always
opting for bank rates
A large proportion of SME’s are unaware
that there are alternative methods of making international payments....
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
0 Tips For Hiring Online
The most difficult thing about working with people online is
establishing trust and credibility, especially in a team. Without a common
physical office to constrict activities, or a room to facilitate regular and
emergency meetings, or even just a common space to observe each other’s
performance, an employer has to result to different things just to be able to
gauge an applicant’s credibility and competence. If you are looking to form
your own team from a list of online applicants, here are some tips for hiring
that you should consider.
·
Do a thorough background check. Browsing
a Facebook...
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
1 Managing your finance successfully
Successful finance management is a valuable skill that would be handy for everyone. To be successful you need to know how to operate your finance effectively and how to make the most of your money. Here are a few easy tips how to become more efficient in managing your personal finances.
1. Use single email address for payments. If your accounts are associated with various email addresses it would take more time and effort to track your balance. Check the balance regularly to know exactly what your financial situation is.
2. Plan your expenses. Take a piece of paper and write down all your expenditures: flat rent, utilities, electricity...
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
1 Create Your Own Debt Ceiling

Debt is rising for most young Americans, and it’s not the good kind of debt. More than half of college undergraduates have four or more credit cards. And 40 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds make only the minimum payment required each month.
With few jobs available, many young people find themselves taking low-paying jobs just to pay the bills, but still coming up short every month. Accumulating a large amount of debt is easy, yet paying it off is difficult. Here are a few steps you can take to get help with your debt — and create your own debt ceiling:
Debt Settlement
There are several debt settlement companies that can call all of your...
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
2 Housing Market in Sacramento
The housing market across the country
is seemingly turning around. Is the Sacramento housing market on trend along
with the rest of the country? Yes it is. The number of people buying homes and
selling homes is increasing throughout Sacramento.
The Market
This year has brought back new life to the Sacramento housing market. In
general, the market has seen a staggering increase of 8% in home prices and it
is expected to continue to rise over the next several months. This is well
above average in many national regions. Even though the prices have increased,
they are still half of asking prices before the housing crash. This is great
news for...
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
0 How to Save Money When Buying Your Own Health Insurance?
Health
insurance is an important asset – and it’s one that you’ll soon be required to
have. However, not everyone has the best health insurance benefits through
their employer. The premiums may be too high, or the coverage may be
insufficient. Therefore, they may look into buying their own health insurance.
Others may be self-employed or unemployed and not have access to
employer-sponsored health benefits.
While buying
your own health insurance will give you the protection you need in case you
become ill or injured, it can also be expensive. Premiums can easily top $1,000
a month, depending on where you live, the size of your family,...
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health care,
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
0 Mortgage Forecast for 2013
In
2013, the mortgage industry has the potential for change for lenders, brokers
and consumers.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) and the lenders and
intermediaries in the mortgage market are closer to establishing a workable set
of guidelines with an emphasis on affordability and solid underwriting
standards.
Lenders, not brokers, under the proposed guidelines, assume the role of
assessing whether a consumer qualifies for a home loan. Credit is issued only
under the circumstance when a borrow demonstrates a strong probability of
meeting payments without dependence on rising housing prices.
Future fluctuations in interest rate are...
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
1 Pacific Tycoon - Container Investment
Pacific Tycoon is an established and recognized leader in the shipping
container leasing industry. Together, private investors and the
experienced staff at Pacific Tycoon work in partnership to identify
prospering marketplaces that will consistently deliver profitable
returns, on every shipping container investmen...
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Investment,
market,
Pacific Tycoon
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
1 Easy Energy Efficiency Tips
There are lots of things you can do
around the home to save energy and be more green and efficient. Rising energy
prices, climate change, and ecological damage are just three reasons why we
should all do our best to be more environmentally conscious, help reduce
reliance on fossil fuels and save more energy, and the associated cost savings
are a welcome bonus.
Heat
Insulation in the Home
The majority of energy used in the home
is used for heating and cooling systems, and people often fail to realize just
how inefficient they are being with these systems.
Insulation
is important to keep heat in
during the winter months and to...
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
0 Mortgage Rates Trends
Nowadays, home mortgage rates are moving steadily lower.
The 30 year fixed mortgage rate is hovering near the 3.375% region and
it is expected to stay below 3.5% for a long period of time. Lenders are
also extending credit at reasonable rates, with most lenders charging
an interest rate of 3.5% and some at 3.25%. Mortgage
rates are heavily influenced by the prevalent interest rate and the
10-year treasury auction is a good indicator of the performance of
interest rate. While mortgage rates are not directly based on Treasury
rates, the underlying securities (also known as mortgage backed
securities) tend to trade in the same direction...
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Mike Owens,
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Victor Burek
Friday, May 3, 2013
1 The Bank Bail-Out: Saving America's Banks
Much
is known about the near-collapse of the housing market and the
financial ruin that followed some of America’s largest banks. The more
disturbing story is not how America’s largest financial institutions
nearly caused the largest recession in US history, but how in the midst
of the federal government’s efforts to stabilize the financial industry,
the people, whose houses were being foreclosed and the small businesses
on main street that suffered, were left in the dust. By examining the
issues surrounding the collapse of the housing market and the federal
government’s response, it is clear that the regular Americans were
sacrificed...
Thursday, April 18, 2013
4 Doctor Mortgage Loan
After the housing bubble
burst, securing a mortgage loan became a difficult task. Many people no longer qualify
for the mortgage loans they desire without putting money down or offering proof
of adequate income. In recent years, however, some banks have begun to tap into
a new corner of the mortgage loan market: doctors. With several thousand
doctors graduating from medical school and residency each year, banks have
begun looking to this section of the population for offering mortgage loans.
Doctors begin with lofty debts, no income, and nothing to offer for a down payment. However, with the high future potential of
their earnings and a very...
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