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Sunday, August 26th, 2007Ultimate Debt Guide 2006.
No ‘one-size-fits-all’ recommendation is possible when considering the right amount of debt to assume. But that doesn’t mean there are no good guidelines at all.
Naturally, credit card companies and other lenders are happy to make available as much money as they think their borrowers will repay. They take risks, but those […]
Debt Handling - Consider Tax Implications In Your Debt Calculations
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When analyzing financing options or debt handling issues many people neglect to include the tax implications of one strategy over another. Including tax implications in your scenarios can become very complicated. It’s always handy to have a computer program […]
Debt Handling - Mortgage Refinance - Is It Right For You?
Saturday, August 18th, 2007Ultimate Debt Guide 2006.
There are several interlocking reasons to consider refinancing your mortgage. When rates are low, you can lower your monthly payment and/or the total amount of interest you will pay over the life of the loan. You may also want to take out some equity to finance home improvement projects or pay […]
Debt Handling - Low Interest Credit Cards - Savior or Devil?
Thursday, August 16th, 2007From Debt to Wealth: Turn Your Biggest P An amazing e-book that teaches people how give themselves a big pay raise by eliminating their personal debt. ).
Of course, the title is an exaggeration on both sides. Credit cards are neither your salvation nor a destroyer. They are a tool, and how you use that tool […]
Debt Handling - Inflation and Interest Rates
Tuesday, August 14th, 2007Ultimate Debt Guide 2006.
Inflation makes tomorrow’s dollars worth less than today’s. That makes borrowing more attractive to borrowers, but lending less attractive to lenders. In order to compensate, lenders raise interest rates, since (among other things) they too know that the dollars they will be repaid next month are worth less than the ones […]
