The housing numbers are frightening. Not only are new home starts at historic lows, but economists are predicting an even higher number of foreclosures in 2009. A foreclosure is a proceeding in which a lender or creditor seeks to repossess the collateral for a default loan. Considering the deteriorating state of the economy,...
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Do you have bad spending habits? Do you find yourself spending more than you earn, digging yourself more into debt? Do you frequently make impulse purchases? Are you confused about where all your money went at the end of the month? Watch the video courtesy of Cambridge Credit to determine what type of spender you are. If any of...
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At this point, all the bad news related to the economy is prevalent. There is very little hope available to be upbeat about the headlines of late. We read stories of long-time businesses closing down, thousands of people losing their jobs, families losing their homes, and other tales of economic woes and financial maladies. Our...
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It’s that time again. Time to make that New Year’s Resolution about your finances and totally forget about it by mid February. Seriously, there’s no better time to actually STICK to your financial resolution for the new year than this year – 2009. Here are a few major things that you should put into effect...
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Finally, the recession is producing tangible benefits for the average American. Credit card lenders are so worried about huge numbers of people defaulting on their credit card payments that they are willing to negotiate debt settlements that are very favorable to the consumer. Lenders are lowering interest charges, extending...
read moreHustlers don’t sleep n**** we work the grave shift F*** that long money n**** get paid quick And don’t save sh*t —The Game, “Let Us Live” Sound familiar? Back in the days, that was my mantra. I couldn’t wait until I got paid on Friday. I would leave work early, head to the mall, and buy a...
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