| 1791 | Reduce Your 30 Year Mortgage To 10 Years Using Mortgage Cycling Preview: With all the talk lately about Mortgage Cycling versus Bi-Weekly Mortgages which one is really right for you? Choosing the correct one could literally save you thousands of dollars and shave off approximately 20 years on the life of your 30 year mortgage. So a little background on the principal of each program needs to be told. Bi-weekly mortgag... (more) Published By: Ted Kushner Submitted: 30 January,2005 |
| 1792 | WHAT IS AN OPTION? Preview: WHAT IS AN OPTION? Copyright © Tanner Larsson http://www.work-at-home-resource-center.com You buy or trade stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Perhaps you invest in a 401(k) plan. You can us “Options” as part of your short or long term investment objectives. Did you know you may be using a form of options as a part of your everyday life? Do you pay... (more) Published By: Tanner Larsson Submitted: 30 January,2005 |
| 1793 | HOW BANKS CREATE MONEY Preview: HOW BANKS CREATE MONEY Copyright © Tanner Larsson Http://www.Work-At-Home-Resource-Center.com Did you know that banks can “create” money? The vast majority of people have only the vaguest idea of how banks and financial institutions in general, operate. They just go about their lives never understanding what happens every time they deposit money... (more) Published By: Tanner Larsson Submitted: 30 January,2005 |
| 1794 | Brain Snappers and Other Wall Street Nonsense Preview: Brain Snappers and Other Wall Street Nonsense by Al Thomas The last time you spoke with your broker did he use any of the following words? Diversification, Price-to-earnings ratios, discretionary trading, lifting a leg (he’s talking to you not your dog), leverage, divergence, fee-based compensation, escalator clause, tactical asset allocation... (more) Published By: Al Thomas Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1795 | Preventing Foreclosure Proceedings and understanding your options Preview: Every year over 8 million homeowners are seeking help preventing foreclosure proceedings. This is a stunning 30 year high. Experts project that by 2006, 12 million homeowners will be teetering on the brink of foreclosure. Many homeowners are not aware that the can prevent foreclosure and save their house. Did you know that you can’t stop the proc... (more) Published By: Mark Lambie Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1796 | Tax Records - What You Should Keep And For How Long Preview: Many taxpayers are confused about how long they should keep tax records. The term "tax records" refers to your tax returns and the documents that support the information in the returns. These documents can include receipts, bank statements, 1099s, etc. If you are one of the unlucky few to be audited, these records will be vital to fending off... (more) Published By: Richard A. Chapo Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1797 | Is day trading right for you? Preview: Do you have the tolerance for the risk involved with day trading? Day trading is not a get rich quick business. It is not technically even investing. This competitive game of day trading is speculation at its core and the odds are against you in favor of failure. But for those who crave this type of environment it can be a very exciting and profit... (more) Published By: Jakob Jelling Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1798 | Profits with rental properties Preview: So you are interesting in becoming a landlord? Investing in rental properties can be an exciting and very profitable business. Not only can real estate provide current income through rental property but it also can increase your personal wealth or networth. Make no mistake, this is not a sure thing to easy money and investing in real estate is not... (more) Published By: Jakob Jelling Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1799 | Private Student Loans – dispelling the myths Preview: Private Student Loans – dispelling the myths If savings, grants, scholarships, and federal loans don’t cover the cost of your education, it’s time to turn to private loans. But young college students can’t qualify for a private loan, can they? Wrong! This article addresses this and other myths about student loans that you may run into. I don’t ha... (more) Published By: Vanessa McHooley Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1800 | How to purchase an annuity Preview: An annuity is a contract with an insurance company to make periodic payments for retirement income and sometimes other purposes. There are basically two types of annuities. Fixed Annuities A fixed annuity earns a guaranteed interest rate over a specific period of time. When this period of time expires a new interest rate is set for the next ... (more) Published By: Jakob Jelling Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1801 | It Adds Up... Preview: Loose change that is, if you want a easy way to start saving a little extra money these 5 tips show you how to do just that. One or all will fit your needs so there is no reason not to get started today. By the end of this article you could be on your way to saving for your next vacation or special gift you may have wanted. Getting started or ... (more) Published By: Michelle Cobbs Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1802 | Trading the Gap Preview: There are a number of common theories and misconceptions about opening gaps and how to trade them. Trader Jack himself has always maintained that it is wise to 'mind the gap', and strongly recommends not dashing madly after a market powering away unless you REALLY know what you are doing. We therefore felt it might be useful to investigate common ... (more) Published By: Bill Morrison Submitted: 31 January,2005 |
| 1803 | Seeking Angel Investors? Preview: What preparations need to be made when seeking angel investors? In order to increase the probability of obtaining capital from an angel investor, a company needs to take meticulous care in creating its investor marketing materials. Even though angels do not typically abide by the same formal processes as venture capitalists, it is still importan... (more) Published By: Craig Rosenbaum Submitted: 01 February,2005 |
| 1804 | Parent Loans or Student Loans – what is going to be best for my child? Preview: Parent Loans or Student Loans – what is going to be best for my child? At least 20% of college students need some type of loan to help pay for their college education. Such a statistic can lead to students graduating with an unmanageable debt load. An alternative is for parents to help out by taking out loans themselves. But which is the better o... (more) Published By: Vanessa McHooley Submitted: 01 February,2005 |
| 1805 | How to Know if You are Vulnerable to Hacker Attacks Preview: You are in the crosshairs as a primary target of computer hackers if you own a computer or operate on un-secure VoIP (computer phone) services. John Ashcroft, Attorney General, in remarks at the High Technology Crime Investigation Association 2004 International Training Conference held on September 13, 2004 stated, “We have seen worms and viruse... (more) Published By: Dee Scrip Submitted: 02 February,2005 |
| 1806 | College Savings Plans – are they the best choice for my child? Preview: College Savings Plans – are they the best choice for my child? College Savings Plans, also called Section 529 plans, are one of the best ways to save for college because they offer: -Tax advantages -A variety of investment options -Flexible contribution options -Parental control -Little impact on eligibility for need-based financial aid Tax a... (more) Published By: Vanessa McHooley Submitted: 02 February,2005 |
| 1807 | Use Your Credit Cards Responsibly Preview: With Americans going deeper into debt every day, usually thanks to uncontrolled use of credit cards, you may wonder if there is any good way to use a credit card. If so, how can you control your credit card debt, as opposed to letting it control you? The first step is self-control. If you can’t discipline yourself to make wise decisions about cre... (more) Published By: David Medlock Submitted: 02 February,2005 |
| 1808 | How to Shop for a Credit Card Preview: With so many credit card offers available to nearly anyone who wants one, it can be difficult to find a reasonable offer that fits your personal needs. Here are some things to look for when shopping for cards: •Interest Rate: This is one of the most obvious, yet important, things to look for when shopping for a card. Interest rates can often be a... (more) Published By: David Medlock Submitted: 02 February,2005 |
| 1809 | Nine Ways To Lower Your Auto Insurance Costs Preview: Nine Ways To Lower Your Auto Insurance Costs You may not realize it, but the insurance rates you pay for your car can vary dramatically depending on the insurance company, agent or broker you choose, the coverage is you request and the kind of car you drive. Listed below are a number of things you can do right now to lower your insurance co... (more) Published By: S. Nicole Thomas Submitted: 02 February,2005 |
| 1810 | Student Loan Consolidation – How does it Work? Preview: Student Loan Consolidation – How does it Work? Student loans are a great source of financial aid for students who need help paying for their education. Unfortunately, students often leave college with burdensome debt. In addition, they often have multiple loans from different lenders, meaning they are writing more than one loan repayment check eac... (more) Published By: Vanessa McHooley Submitted: 03 February,2005 |