Archive for the 'finance' Category

Taking Advantage of the Stock Market

Is the market rebounding? The Dow, leveling out each week because it gets a rise in the market one day and a pullback the next day, comes from investors’ taking their profits. This will probably continue for a year or so until the really large investors such as Hedge Fund Managers, Institutional Investors like Mutual [...]

What My Mother Taught Me About Credit Cards And Family Finances

My mother is an amazing woman. She made some of the hardest jobs imaginable look easy. No matter how hard her day was, she always had a smile and perfect hair.

Student Credit Cards Can Help Lay The Foundation For Prosperous Adult Living

Credit is one of the most fundamental aspects of the financial structure we have built our society. In fact, a great credit score can be one of the most valuable assets an individual will ever have in his or her life.

How to Invest in a Rough Economy: Investment Advice from the Experts

The stock market crash of 2008 lost many investors a lot of money, and had many other investors bailing out of stocks for the safety of savings and checking accounts, treasury bills and gold. However, it is still possible to invest – and yes, even make money – during the current rocky economy.

Understanding Compulsive Gambling

People gamble for many reasons. Some do it for the pure thrill and fun of it, and others just because they’re feeling lucky, and many do it out of habit. There are some people who gamble as a way to relax, socialize or just escape from everyday lives. Whatever the reason may be, gambling becomes [...]

Credit Card Companies Reward Consumers Who Shop Around

With Ronald Reagan came mass deregulation in many industries. One of the industries that benefited from deregulation was the financial industry. As a result, hundreds of new financial companies were introduced to the American consumer during the 1980’s.

Can Debtors Afford Bankruptcy? Finding Low-Cost, Cheap Bankruptcy

It seems there is today in these current hard national economic times, palpably one ominous additional burden for the average heavily indebted American consumer who, perhaps, sees his or her only recourse for some relief from his crushing debt as lying in filing bankruptcy: the cost for bankruptcy, and finding cheap, low-cost bankruptcy that debtor [...]


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