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How to Reduce Your Credit Card’s Interest Rate

Published: Mar 29th, 2009 | Author: Denni Add Comment

So many of us don’t know that we can get our credit card’s interest rate reduced. However, you do need some kind of circumstances. So basically, if you are doing fine financially, the chance of reducing your credit card’s interest rate is small… Let me give you an example, you have to pay hundreds a month in finance charges on your credit cards, while you have no savings and you are also having a new baby in the family, which leads to other expenses.

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Things to Consider About Personal Debts

Published: Mar 14th, 2009 | Author: Denni Add Comment

So sometimes when we have difficult time in our financial condition, our parents, brothers/sisters or some closest friends may have lend us some amount of money, with no interest, of course. According to the common ‘theory’ in paying debts, the personal debts that comes with no interest should come last. However, some of us might feel guilty knowing that we pay other debts first rather than paying the personal debts to our closest persons. So there’s two sides of the story :)

Now what is exactly things to consider about personal debts?

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Guides to Find Perfect and Suitable Job for You [Tips n Tricks]

Published: Mar 13th, 2009 | Author: Denni Add Comment

Finding a perfect and suitable job or career is very important, especially if you are a fresh graduate or having a job/career that doesn’t suite you. So if you are still uncertain about the job/career you are having now, perhaps you should read this guide to find perfect and suitable job/career for you.

So actually there are several things you have to considerate in order to find out whether you are living your job/career dreams/passion or not. The passion factor is very important since you will be able to bring all of your potentials to your job and boredom won’t come near you :) So without any further delay, here are some things to considerate in choosing a suitable job/career for you:

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Financing Methods That Doesn’t Care About Your Bad Credit :)

Published: Mar 4th, 2009 | Author: Denni Add Comment

Yap. Many people suffer from this problem. For example you need a home, but the problem is that you are unsure about who will finance it due to your bad credit? or perhaps you need a car or anything.

But don’t worry guys. If you have a bad credit, you still have some financing options that is not regarding your bad credit history. But of course usually the interest rate may be higher than normal. But hey, at least we got options to do financing.

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Finding the right investment: a guide to investment type

Published: Mar 3rd, 2009 | Author: Denni Add Comment

As you all might’ve already know, the global economic recession have a great impact on financial area. But still, if I got some money after saving, I prefer to do an investment :)

However, I still believe that many people are still considering what kind of investment do they want. Hopefully this post will help you finding a right investment for you, in this financial crisis… And here’s the main rule: you have to always take into account your investment goals and objectives. Different types of investments carry varying degrees of risks and potential return.

CD

A bank CD is a very safe investment. The CD is FDIC insured up to $100,000, so there truly is minimal risk. The only downside is that you cannot withdraw that money in the CD for a specific amount of time or else you’ll receive a penalty. Bank CDs generally only pay up to 5% interest.

Bonds

A bond is essentially a loan you make to a company or a government. Bonds have varying degrees of risk, from essentially risk-free treasuries to junk bonds. The higher the risk of the bond, the higher the return will generally be.

Stocks

Stocks are investments in companies. Depending on the company, the risk of the investment can be high or low. Obviously, buying stock in Johnson and Johnson is a lot less risky than a new internet startup company. In general, the stock market returns on average about 10% a year, though the actual return of any given stock will vary significantly.

Mutual Funds

A mutual fund typically invests in over 100 stocks, so it’s an instant way to diversify your portfolio. However, the mutual fund generally charges a fee, which is about 1% of your assets per year. Because of this fee, most mutual funds do not outperform the market; a monkey blindly picking 100 stocks but not charging you a fee could easily outperform most mutual funds.

Real Estate

Real estate is a popular investment. The most obvious real estate investment you’ll make is when you purchase your home. Your home can go up or down in value when you sell it; it depends on the housing market in your area.

So, which one do you choose? It’s really is up to you :)

Finance: Why is it even matters? [Finance Guide for Dummies]

Published: Mar 3rd, 2009 | Author: Denni Add Comment

Yes. Welcome to my very first post about finance and loans. As a start, I will briefly explain why the word finance have become important in our daily life. So if you’re looking for financial things such as investments, loans, mortgage etc; first you should grasp the idea of the word: Finance.

You may be surprised, however, just how many people have no real idea what is meant by finance. In fact, its safe to say that much of America has a better fix on the goings on inside the Big Brother house than they do on what happens at the Federal Reserve! This is sad, but true.

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Published: Mar 3rd, 2009 | Author: Denni 1 Comment

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