November, 2009

Short Term Loans and Debt Can Predict Market

Business post-recession Businesses are still looking to short term loans as a way to fund debt. Debt has always been around and most likely, always will be. Just ask John Paulson—he’s a hedge fund manager in New York. Back in 2006 his company was like a lot of other investment companies. It was mired in debt ...

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Why Are HELOCs Such a Popular Loan Option?

What exactly is a HELOC? HELOC stands for Home Equity Line of Credit. It’s a credit line offered by a bank with the borrower’s property equity serving as collateral for the loan. The equity is the difference between the market value of the property and the amount still owed on mortgages or other encumbrances. For example, if ...

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A Little Quick Cash Keeps Life on Track

Apply here for Quick Cash! [application_form] Quick Cash offers all kinds of quick fixes Quick cash for a quick weekend getaway It doesn’t matter what it is that’s got you in a financial twist. When you need money now -- whether it’s for an overlooked or past-due bill, an unexpected home repair, a down payment on a bargain-priced used ...

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80% off Restaurant.com: $25 Certificates for $2

Restaurant.com is offering a 80% off with the coupon code SAVE, resulting in a $25 “certificate” for just $2. Offer good until end of today, November 30th. I just checked it and it still works: Despite my initial skepticism about these things, many readers responded that they indeed found these certificates very useful ...

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Black Friday 2009: Boom or Bust?

Black Friday, the biggest retail shopping day of the year, is usually seen as a key barometer of the health of the economy. And the best way to check its pulse is to look at three of the biggest categories of consumer spending. We included the stores that are leading the retail rebound; department stores ...

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