The Truth About Payday Loans
The Kansas City Star recently reported that a single mother used a payday loan to borrow $300 for a trip to the dentist. When she couldn’t pay the loan two weeks later, she extended it and paid $50 twice a month for almost four months and still owed the entire principle amount.
A woman in North Carolina started with a payday loan of “$50 or $100,” and before she knew it, she was getting one loan to pay another and had Continue article...
The fastest way to be debt free
I would say this is a controversial technique…
Tips To Avoid Getting Into Debt
There are countless blogs, articles, tips, and books about how to get out of debt. The best way to avoid never-ending pressure from creditors to repay overdue bills is to not let the bills become overdue in the first place — or better yet, to avoid getting into debt at all. You should be taking preventative steps to avoid debt.
FHA Loans
An FHA loan is a mortgage loan in the United States insured by the Federal Housing Administration. The loan may be issued by federally-qualified lenders. FHA loans have been helping people become homeowners since 1934. FHA’s mortgage insurance programs help low and moderate income families become homeowners by lowering some of the costs of their mortgage loans. The FHA does not make home loans–it insures them. If a home buyer defaults, the lender is paid from the insurance fund. Continue article...
How does the national debt affect the individual?
The U.S. national debt is the amount of money owed by the United States federal government. This does not include the money owed by states, corporations, or individuals. The national debt is over 8.1 trillion dollars. That puts each citizens share of that debt to over $27,000. The National Debt has continued to increase an average of $2.28 billion per day since September 30, 2005. U.S. Public debt is more than ten times the amount of United States currency in Continue article...
