Archive for the 'Debt' Category

Monday, May 26th, 2008

What should you do if you get into debt problems?

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I’m no expert in this but I’m willing to share some of the info that I’ve got from internet. Usually, debt problems really can give us a stress specially when the payment due is coming. So here is some info that maybe can makes your life more cool and well prepared.
First of […]

Saturday, May 10th, 2008

Rising mortgage- what should you do if you find yourself in trouble?

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Falling house prices in UK and the ongoing credit crunch have made lenders jittery and cheap mortgages harder to come by. Add rising mortgage costs to the increase in gas and electricity prices and it is little wonder homeowners are starting to feel the pinch.
Around 1.4 million borrowers are expected to come […]

Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008

Worst Cities For Homeowner Debt.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has a FICO credit score of 718, just under the U.S. median, according to a published report.
That might seem low for someone with so much net worth. But a high income doesn’t boost a score and a lot can hurt one, limiting a person’s ability to get mortgages or other loans […]

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Debt Control.

If you have gotten in over your head in credit card debt, you are in good company. The Federal Reserve says Americans have accumulated nearly $1 trillion, a record amount, in what it calls “revolving credit.”
But while the financial experts are urging people to pay down debt — particularly expensive credit card debt — that […]

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

Central bank.

I just came from TheCitizen site and there’s one topic that really caught my attention. The topic is about central bank and if you have time to continue your surfing, you also can read this great article.
Anyway, here is some of the important part that I quote from the article:
So, what is a central bank? […]

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

Central banks deny plan to buy debt.

Here is another big news for U.K resident:
THE Bank of England says it is discussing with other central banks how to “ease the strains” in financial markets, although it is not considering requiring taxpayers to assume credit risks.
Britain’s central bank said it was not among the banks that the Financial Times reported were contemplating the […]