Archive for May, 2010

How Variable-Rate Mortgages Work

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

The variable-rate mortgage is a relatively new development in the United States, although it has been popular for years in other countries. While less popular in this country than its fixed-rate cousin, it is one of the most popular home-financing loans available.
so interesting

Home Loans – Make Your Wish of a Dream House Come True

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

Home loans facilitate a customer to purchase a house even when he or she does not have all the resources to purchase it. It is known that real house property rates soar high and require a huge investment.
maybe this will change things

Can Home Mortgage Brokers Help You Get a Better Deal?

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

Need a mortgage? Wondering whether home mortgage brokers can help you get a better deal? In this article, you will soon discover the information you need to be able to make the right choices!
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Non Homeowner Loans – Fulfill Manifold Purposes Without Facing Any Risk

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

The funds derived through non homeowner loans can be used for dealing with numerous purposes without facing constraint by the lenders. Theses loans are approved instantly as no lengthy and extensive formalities are needed to complete.
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Home Equity Loans Are Just a Step Away

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

Need a home equity loan? Keep reading to get more information.
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Using Home Equity to Secure Real Estate Loans and Credit Lines

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

Before tying up home equity in second mortgages or lines of credit, borrowers must determine if this is the best financial option. Most borrowers have every intention of paying off home equity loans, but even the best laid plans can fail.
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Getting All Booked

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

So after not having work booked, I’m getting a fair bit busy. I have one show in rehearsal right now, another show starting rehearsal tomorrow. Then in July I start rehearsals for the next one, and I’m also booked for November and February. This is pretty great for me. Some of these gigs pay well, some of them less so. I’m excited to have work in my calendar. Right now I’m consistently working until September 4th. I’ll really need to keep on top of day gigs and extra work to get my bills paid though.One thing that I haven’t had much success in recently that drives me nuts is getting my savings back in shape. As a general rule, you should have three months of expenses in saved up. I don’t. I’ve got about two weeks right now. It’s one of those frustrating things because I find it so hard to get ahead. When I’m working this much, I eat out a lot. If I just have an hour to go and grab food, I do. I don’t buy expensive food, but it really does add up. So, it’s going to be back to using my trusty bread maker to …
oh i can’t beleive it

High living, high spending

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

The BBC News Magazine article: High living, high spending takes a look at the Sarah Ferguson (Duchess of York) scandal. She was caught on camera by a British tabloid reporter accepting cash for access to her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, who also happens to be a trade ambassador. As she was filmed offering a reporter access to her ex-husband, the Duke of York, for cash, she revealed as much in blunt language.The duchess blamed her divorce settlement, which grants her £15,000 a year. However, that’s a sum many people of more modest tastes manage to live on.Others point to her unbridled outgoings. Indeed, the duchess herself once referred to her "overspending disease".Even as the royal household sought to limit the damage from the News of the World scandal at the weekend, the 50-year-old jetted off to Cannes for model Naomi Campbell’s 40th birthday. It’s not the sort of occasion that would be synonymous with a low-cost lifestyle.Low income and poverty are the normal triggers for debt, but for those who had money then lost it, it can be reckless spending caused by pride or low self esteem.The Duchess of York’s royal credentials make her situation rare, but she’s not …
this is so true

What a volatile week

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

This week it looked like I was early by 1 day in calling the bottom this week (so far, if markets don’t break lower). But the bounce was weaker than I have expected so far. Regardless my game plan is still the same. I’ve bought into the bottom by covering my shorts, [...] …
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New Goal Changes

Sunday, May 30th, 2010

I just talked to my mom about the $5K sitting in my bank account in the US that I have renamed my US EF–it is really her money, but she never takes it when I offer it to her.  Today on the phone/Skype, she was worrying about something money-related and I hate when she does this, because I feel like she could just take the dang $5K and solve her problem, but she never does.  Anyway, when I reminded her, she said she wants to use the $5K towards their trip to NZ.  Done!  
That $5K US is more than I was going to save up for their trip–$7K NZD.  It seems superfluous to have over $14K NZD for their trip over here…so I am scrapping the ‘Send Mom and Sis to NZ’ fund for now, until it is apparent that they’ll need more money than that to travel over here.  
Instead, I think I want to fill out all $3K of my 2011 Travel to US fund this year.  Once 2011 rolls around, I’ll figure out some more goals.  I think I want to increase my savings for long-term goals (Roth, house DP, Europe trip), and save up a little for …
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