Posts on ‘June 8th, 2008’

It’s Wednesday June 7, 2006, and for the third day in a row the street is bloodied as the concern of another interest rate hike not only affected the U.S. Markets but it dragged down markets overseas. From China and Japan to Europe, this was a ripple effect.
Oil markets have stood steady at over $70 [...]

If you have only been able to rent property in the last few years due to poor credit, you may feel the time is right to buy a property using an adverse credit home loan. However, buying a home can be a daunting prospect, especially if you have had credit problems in the past. This [...]

Those of you contemplating on getting in on stocks or in the stock market, should take time to learn about highs/lows, bid/asks, charts, pips, spreads and so on to avoid up-and-coming* the high plunges. Staying informed is the key to successfully gaining in any stock market exchange industry. Despite, you want to commit oneself to [...]

I just read a great article by Kirstin Downey of The Washington Post. It’s called Basics, Not Luxuries Blamed for High Debt. I mostly agree with her assessment of that problem; that what’s got middle class citizens over the debt barrel is the rising cost of living for life’s basics and not for luxuries. [...]