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Do your homework when it comes to debt settlement - 12/11/08 12:32 PM
Those struggling under a mountain of debt may not be aware of the various options available to get out of that debt. Between declaring bankruptcy, going for credit counseling, or starting the debt settlement process, we think the most sound evidence for success points toward debt settlement. We are also convinced that it is much easier on you, as well as guarantees you the most reduced amount of debt, to have a team of professionals experienced in loan modification to go through the process on your behalf. When trying to choose the right team to work for you, here are some
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The four unequal paths back to financial solvency - 12/10/08 05:22 PM
It's not something any of us would ever wish for. In fact, for many of us, it's our biggest fear. But in hard economic times, it's all too common to see people face what they'd prayed they'd never have to face. Maybe you are one of the people facing the day when your finances have become too much to manage, and you're wondering if there's even a way out from underneath your mountain of debt. Well, there is - but not all deal-with-debt plans were created equal. Here is an outline of the four main routes people take when they've hit
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Alternatives to a budget-busting holiday season - 12/05/08 02:28 PM
Especially when kids are involved, it's easy to focus on the material aspects of Christmas - new toys, new clothes, new gadgets. Of course, it's not really any better if only adults are involved, the toys just get more expensive! Many of us have a lot less money to spend this holiday season than we have in recent history, and this year is the perfect time to revisit what the holiday season should really be about: family, love, and generosity to your fellow man (or woman!). If you are facing the reality of spending less this year, or you just
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Is the news good or bad for rates? - 12/05/08 12:56 PM
September was an exciting time. The kids were back in school. A hint of crisp weather was in the air. A plan was afoot within the government to purchase "toxic" mortgage-backed securities from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Life was good. The problem was, after Congress approved TARP (the Troubled Asset Relief Plan), the Fed changed its mind and went to bail out banks instead of the mortgage market. It seemed back to square one for anyone involved in the mortgage industry, whether as a professional or a consumer. But have no fear, faithful readers, good news is afoot yet again!
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Deal of the Week - Portola Hills - 12/04/08 01:04 PM
If there's one thing we all know by now, it's that we are in a buyer's market. We are taking this opportunity to showcase amazing buys around Orange County, particularly in the Foothill Ranch area, and giving readers a quick look at what it would take financially to own one of these homes. This beautiful townhome in the private community of Portola Hills is on sale now! Enjoy the sweeping views of the canyon from the upgraded kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Take time to play and relax in the spacious backyard with both grass and tile. At night,
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So the recession is official - but does it really matter? - 12/02/08 03:21 PM
It's official: we are in a recession. Pundits and politicians danced around the word for months, not wanting to declare such bad news, but last week's decision by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) made it unavoidable. Not only are we in a recession, but we have been for the last year. "Big surprise," many of you are saying. It's true: whether it was officially labeled a recession or not, the last year's economy has been tough on most of us. Many have adjusted their lives to make their dollars work, from small changes like eating out less often, to
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Carey Pott
Foothill Ranch,
CA
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