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But “I Need Money”!
It’s rare to go through life without saying “I need money”. If that’s where you are right now, read on for some ideas about how to get the money you need! Because the Internet is full of sketchy ideas and shady propositions, the NeedMoney.com crew have compiled some of the best legitimate solutions to the [...]
Continue reading...Tips for Buying Your Next Car on Finance
Thursday, February 3, 2011
There are so many finance options available to the modern consumer it can be confusing trying to work out which deal could best suit you. It is important if you are thinking about buying a car on finance to make sure you pick the right deal for your own individual circumstances. Any finance deal can [...]
Continue reading...Don’t Think You Can Stop Paying Your Mortgage
Friday, October 29, 2010
Hi NeedMoney fans, I’ve received several inquiries from readers who have been following this mortgage mess as it has unfolded over the past several weeks. So what exactly has happened? It appears that the banks have used improper procedures in many instances when going about foreclosing on homes owned by delinquent borrowers. Consequently, many major [...]
Continue reading...The Perils Of A Bad Credit Score
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Hi all, James here again, and I’d like to follow up on my previous post about your credit score. I explained in my last post the basics about your credit score, and now I’d like to discuss the ramifications of having a bad credit score. I can speak to this from personal experience having suffered [...]
Continue reading...New Rules Change Credit Card Fees
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
More news about credit card changes in the U.S. The Federal Reserve set regulations for credit card issuers which limit penalty fees to $25. The average of existing penalties is $39, so this is welcome news for many card holders having trouble with payments. The rules do state, however, that there can be an exception [...]
Continue reading...Are 0% Credit Card Offers Making a Comeback?
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
As the recession has somewhat stabilized and credit card reform laws have been completed, the climate for lending is improving and more credit card offers are becoming available. There has even been a resurgence of the so-called “teaser rate” cards, which offer an attractive 0% interest rate, typically for a year, on balance transfers and [...]
Continue reading...New Bank Rules Require Customer “Opt-In” to Overdraft Protection
Friday, August 27, 2010
You might have noticed that your bank has been bothering you lately with letters, emails, and calls asking you to join their overdraft protection program. You might have thought that most accounts already have overdraft protection. Up until now, they did, but according to new U.S. laws taking effect this summer, banks have to get [...]
Continue reading...Put Savings On Autopilot
Sunday, August 15, 2010
It is easy for us to say we want to save more, but it is a different story to put your money where your mouth is. Too often it is a struggle once we have a full paycheck in our hands to do the right thing and avoid needless spending. To take this issue off [...]
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
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