Archive for September, 2011
Unemployment claims down – are the bad times over?
As the global economy continues to stutter and debate rages about the best way to tackle the crisis, theUSfinally had some news to cheer about: it was revealed that the number of unemployment claimants fell to the lowest levels in nearly six months. So does this mean that the fears of a double dip recession [...]
Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) Okayed Second Mortgages for Adjustment
Earlier this month, Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) was the first major lender who offered modification to home equity loans to customers who needed help. Bank of America was the first lender in the program created by the Obama administrations initiative to assist home owners who needed help with second mortgages. Following Bank of America, [...]
Is your employer cashing in on your health savings plan?
With health insurance a hot topic in the US at the moment, many workers are finding that their health care arrangements provided by their employer have been switched, a move that potentially costs more. High deductible health plans are an extremely cheap way of gaining insurance, but rather than stick to the basic options, a [...]
What College Students Need to Know about Auto-Refinancing
During their first years of college, many students either end up leasing a vehicle or cosigning with their parents to qualify for a car loan through the dealership. For those who luckily have enough established credit to get by, they secure a higher interest loan through the dealership or probably put thousands of dollars down [...]
Should all investments be avoided?
You may be wary of making any long-term investments in such a turbulent economy and for good reason. With the stock market and 401(k) balances in steady decline, now is not exactly the best time to put your money in volatile investments. Chances are, you are already seeing your 401(k) dwindling. Some people are noticing [...]



