Category Archives: Credit

By Author: Jim Thornton Article: Renovating your home is a stressful process but it is a great way to improve its appearance and make it a more enjoyable place to live. A home renovation can greatly improve the way you and your family live, and once i… Continue reading →

By Author: Peter Kenny Article: Credit card companies across the board are beginning to impose higher fees for late payments. For some companies, higher late payment fees are just the beginning of what they can do to you when you drag your feet on payi… Continue reading →

By Author: Mike Selvon Article: A standard credit score report is divided into four sections: identifying information, credit history, public records and inquiries. Identifying information is just the basics, such as name, address and social security n… Continue reading →

By Author: Court Tuttle Article: In the world today there exist several various strategies that investors can utilize that will help them save their money that allow it to increase and become quite valuable. While living in such a detailed world of fi… Continue reading →

By Author: Thomas Mack Article: Every day we are articlearded with advertising, every product seems to promise us the moon. We are encouraged to run, not walk, to the phone or computer and order something. We have all experienced this so I’m not going… Continue reading →

By Author: Peter Kenny Article: Credit scores are used by lenders and creditors to determine whether or not to extend a loan to a consumer and at what terms. The score is a three digit number that is an indication of the consumer’s likelihood to pay bi… Continue reading →

By Author: Jim Brown Article: Some families have been torn apart after arranging personal financing for a family member. The emotions run high when a family member has bargained for money and failed to meet the repayment plans as promised. Some fathers… Continue reading →

Author: Peter Kenny Title: How To Avoid Sneaky Card Charges Article: If you have just gotten a new card with a great rate, you might want to take another look. Although you might have secured 0% for the next 6 months, there are often a range of cleverl… Continue reading →