Finance Articles
91: Home Ownership: Benefits vs. Risks
Sure, its tough to pull the trigger and buy a home, especially as a first-time buyer. The big hit of covering both a down payment and closing costs is enough to scare any prospective buyer into staying a renter.
92: Health Insurance for the Recent College Graduate
As you graduate college and head into the great, big, scary world, there are probably a lot of things on your mind. First and foremost is finding a good job, then finding a place to live, and then maybe figuring out how to pay back those student loans.
93: Keeping Away from the Joneses: Avoiding the Affluenza Epidemic
So youre out mowing your lawn one day. You happen to glance up from your beat-up old mower across the street, where your neighbor is pulling into his driveway in a brand new luxury sedan while a team of hired gardeners carefully manicure his lush green yard.
94: It's Not Me! Preventing and Dealing With Identity Theft
Its one of the fastest growing crimes in the country, and most victims are unaware theyve become a target until long after the crime is committed. Were talking about identity theft. In todays world, information travels faster than ever, and that includes your personal information.
95: Income Protection
A number of recent studies have shown that disability is an issue that everyone should be concerned with, even people who are young. To avoid this, it is important to make sure your income is protected.
96: How to Maximize Your Credit Card Rewards
Been sucked in to the lure of a rewards credit card only to get burned in the end by high interest rates and a less than stellar return when it came time to cash in those points? Youre not alone.
97: Banking For Students And Graduates
If you are a student or have recently graduated, then there a large number of bank accounts and financial products designed specifically for you
98: The Bond Market and How You Can Benefit
In the investment world, there are two words we hear more than any othersstocks and bonds. While each can offer their own advantages and disadvantages, both should be included in your portfolio. As a general rule, stocks have outperformed bonds since 1926; returning 10.4 percent against government bonds 5.4 percent showing. However, when stocks go badand they willbonds will always be there for you.
99: Commercial Loan Processing Explained
It is important to understand the process behind commercial loan processing to gain an insig
100: Dollar Drink Night: Boozing With Coworkers Could Help You Financially
Theres a group in every office. They hit the nearby watering hole for happy hour once or twice a week after work to vent shared frustrations, talk about the boss behind his back, maybe even plot future career moves.
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