When you’ve got a lot of debt, it could feel like there’s no viable way
out. The truth is, the world just started to recover from a devastating
financial recession a couple of years ago. So if you’re in this position,
you’re not alone. Many hard working consumers were laid off from work. Tons of
people, struggling to make ends meet used credit cards and took out loans to
cover their expenses while they looked for work that was seemingly impossible
to find. But now, more and more people are getting back on solid ground, only
to be reminded of their debts every single day. Here are 3 ways that you can
fight back, and finally dig your way out of...
Monday, February 17, 2014
Friday, February 7, 2014
0 4 Hidden Credit Card Perks and Benefits that Consumers Should Know
Credit
cards make us paranoid at times. We typically associate negative connotations
to these plastic cards: never ending monthly payments, compounding interest,
and a lifetime of debt among others. There are also perks and benefits credit
cards offer, however, that can make us think the other way around.
Flexible Payments
Not
everyday is shopping day, but if you have a credit card, you can practically
buy what you can and pay just one-third of the amount owed next month.
So,
if you are buying the iPad Air, which costs around PHP 32,000, you have to pay
the exact amount if you want to buy in cash. But if you have a credit card...
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Monday, February 3, 2014
0 Lessons from the Recent Recession
The
Great Recession has created a big impact not just in America, but in nearly all
nations across the globe. It has affected thousands: people lost their jobs, banks
suddenly had plenty of money-lending problems, and the value of properties went
down.
Which
was—ironically enough—a piece of good news, especially for those planning to
own or buy properties. If you’re one of them, do you know your options?
Housingloans
and credit cards are two of the easiest ways through which people can afford to
buy a house or property they have a yen for.
Real Estate in the Aftermath of the Recession
For
some, the recession...
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