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Credit Crunch Explained
18th October 2009

It goes deeper than you think
The current credit situation is bigger and more far reaching than is visible to the naked eye. It originates back to the problems with the implementation of the TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program).
Recently, the U.S. Treasury Department, under the direction of Secretary [...]

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Rewards vs Cash Back
Along with the traditional credit cards, there are other types of credit cards that are widely used. Here are some of the more popular ones.
Reward Programs – There are some credit card companies that offer rewards as an incentive to use their card. For example, [...]

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The Benefits of Car Pooling
18th October 2009

Save Money and Become Greener
In New York City, for example, carpooling is the norm rather than the exception. Some large companies have employees who have formed a carpooling partnership and the results of this initiative are quite useful.
Here are some benefits to be gained from carpooling:
1. Avoid stress [...]

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Groceries can be a source of savings
To illustrate the point in dramatic fashion just look to a recent episode of Wife Swap, the pseudo wife complained to the husband that he was obsessed with clipping coupons. As they were grocery shopping, he told her he was [...]

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Making every little bit count
One of the most popular sayings after the great depression was “Waste not, want not.” You may have heard this expression as a child when you wouldn’t eat your greens. In the U.S. alone, the amount of food that is wasted on a daily basis [...]

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How to Do It and Why

Staying disciplined with your savings is just as important as staying disciplined with your family budget.
When you open a savings account, you are given a passbook. Every time you make a deposit or withdrawal, the amount is recorded in the passbook.
Let’s say, for example, that [...]

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Steps You Must Take Now

Experts will tell you that the best way to pay off credit card debt is to make a list of your credit cards with the highest interest rates cards first. Then, for the card at the top of the list, pay off as much as possible [...]

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Deciding The Best Choice For Your Situation

Debt Consolidation has become more popular recently with many people choosing to reduce their credit card debt to one payment. If you have a several credit card bills and are having trouble making the payments, debt consolidation is one option, among several [...]

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Cash versus Credit Cards
16th October 2009

The Real Truth is Scary
When you go out shopping and you proceed to pay a bill, do you immediately take out the cash you have on hand or pay with a credit card? This may seem like a silly question, but there is psychological evidence that suggests many individuals [...]

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APR Explain
16th October 2009

What you should know and why
The APR, or Annual Percentage Rate, is the interest rate placed on credit cards. Recently, many banks have sent out notices notifying customers that their APR will be raised as of the first of March. The reason for this change is to “maintain [...]

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