preparing for your financial retirement needs

Posted on: 3 September 2015

Even if you have a steady job that pays a decent salary and little to no debt, you can still be vulnerable to financial uncertainty. Events like emergency home repairs and unexpected medical bills may cause you to deplete your checking account and savings in order to make ends meet. If you find yourself in a tight financial situation and need funds to tide you over until your next paycheck, a payday loan may be your best option for getting out of short-term debt.
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Posted on: 2 September 2015

Do you place a high value on old artifacts? Are you someone who falls in love with an item simply because of the history that's associated with it? Are you more impressed by the story behind a piece than you are with the promise of what it may one day be worth? If so, investing in old coins may be right for you. If you're new to the financial investment marketplace, you'll quickly learn that other investments such as real estate or diamonds promise higher pay-offs than ancient coins.
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Posted on: 31 August 2015

Summer's barely out the door, but the holiday season will be here before you know it. If you've ever sworn that you'll get your act together and be prepared for the holidays early, there's no time like now to start. Here are some effective tips to help you take the stress out of holiday shopping so you can enjoy the season. Make a list, and check it twice a year
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Posted on: 28 August 2015

40-year mortgages give young individuals a chance to purchase a home and have very low monthly payments. Because these loans last 10 years longer than traditional 30-year mortgages, homeowners are able to spread their repayments out and reduce their monthly payments. If you're purchasing a home, and want to build up equity and reduce how much interest you pay, though, forgo a 40-year mortgage and opt for a shorter 30-year one.
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