Filed Under (Debt Problems) by Sara Turner on 01-09-2010
Learn about the debt cycle and the myth that you have to make more money to live debt free. We’re teaching 1 Million people how to live debt free. Be one of the million. Watch “10 Minutes to Financial Freedom” www.freshstartforms.com
Filed Under (Credit Cards) by Ryan Parker on 31-08-2010
Credit card companies are tricking consumers with unsatisfactory solicitations, Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) explained in a letter sent to the Federal Reserve on Wednesday. In his letter, he revealed that the number of professional and business credit cards sent to consumers skyrocketed in the first quarter because they don’t have to same protections as personal cards.
Are Credit Card Issuers Trying to Bypass the Law?
Despite the many changes that have occurred as a result of the Credit CARD Act, card issuers have apparently been determined to find ways to lure in customers while avoiding all of the rules they’re meant to abide by.
Since many of the guidelines listed in the act don’t apply to business credit cards, companies have opted to distribute new and exciting business and professional credit card offers to non-business consumers, rather than focusing on personal cards.
Filed Under (Loans) by Kathryn Evans on 31-08-2010
Many people believe that they have no possibility to get a personal loan if they have bad credit, there’s good news for you. People can be eligible for personal loans, even shortly after declaring bankruptcy. The terms offered to people with bad credit are generally much less attractive than to those offered with good credit, but in many situations, these loans are still your best financial alternative. A personal loan for bad credit can also give you the influx of money you need to satisfy creditors, and begin restoring your credit history.
There are two types of personal loans for bad credit; secured and unsecured loans. Ev
Filed Under (Financial News) by Amber Cook on 30-08-2010
Nobody likes to make mistakes. However, the simple reality of life is that at some point, all of us are going to be wrong, do something bad, or somehow screw something up. That’s just life, and it has been since we learned how to walk, write out the alphabet, and do calculus. We are going to make mistakes. The trick is to learn how to fail fast, so that you can get back to doing things right again. Let’s look at a couple examples and see how failing fast will help us earn more money and save more money.
Small Business
Imagine you are thinking about starting a small business. You want to open a dog sitting company. You