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How to Break the Debt Cycle

by Currence in June 4th, 2010   

It all started so innocently. You took out a short-term loan one December to help you meet all your gift-giving obligations, but when the payment came due, you had to take out another loan to cover it. Then a year later, with that loan still in the process of being paid, you had to take [...]

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Which Type of Home Loan is Right for You?

by Currence in June 4th, 2010   
Topics: Commercial Loans, Finance tips, Money tips, Mortgage Loans     Tags: , , , ,

If you are new to the world of home loans, the number of options at your disposal is enough to make your head spin. You know all about the basic “new purchase” mortgage and what it entails, but have never given much thought to the others: refinance, home equity, home improvement, debt consolidation and loan [...]

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Tips for Parents: Saving, Paying and Borrowing for Your Child’s College Education

by Currence in December 7th, 2009   
Topics: Money tips, Student Loans Tips     Tags: , , , , , ,

Determine the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) Toward College Costs
As a parent, how much you are expected to contribute toward your child’s college education is determined by the federal government based on information you provide in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). In the application process, you are asked to [...]

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