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Due Diligence- Seven Step Check List- Part One

By: Richard Sorrentino Real Estate Views: 3552 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Richard Sorrentino

How to use seven steps to make sure your Letter of Intent process is complete. What if you discovered a simple list that you can use to follow the progress of a completed Letter of Intent? Just sign or check this step and make note of the date. Here is legal reminder to follow. Step 2. Just sign or check this step and make note of the date. Step 3. Step 4. Step 6. Step 7. More

Seven Things to Check Before Hiring a Brokerage in Forex Trade

By: Adam Smith Financial Advisor Views: 3551 | Comments: 1 | Votes: 1

Adam Smith

Choosing the perfect broker for facilitating online forex trade has always had people in a bit of a dilemma. But worry not, since this article could hopefully serve as a guide. There are a gazillion ways in which one could choose a suitable broker without getting swindled out of their money. Other alternatives would include touch-tone telephone trades, fax ordering etc. More

Refinancing To Get Cash, Not Save It

By: Kenneth R. Harney Home Loans Views: 3543 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Kenneth R. Harney

Remember when you refinanced your home mortgage to get a lower interest rate and pay less every month?How quaint. And how utterly out of date. The 88 percent cash-out refinancing rate was close to the all-time record and could surpass it later this year.Meanwhile, the typical refinancer hasn't been scouring the market for an interest rate lower than that on his existing first mortgage. More

Revised Form I-9 Required

By: Matthew Barrett Payroll Views: 3532 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Matthew Barrett

Prior versions of the form will no longer be acceptable for use when verifying new employees’ identity and authorization to work in the United States. Employers are not required to complete the new form for any existing employees, except when re-verifying expiring work authorization documents. Feel free to call me directly at 585-218-6058 if you have any questions. More

Avoiding Long Auto Loans

By: Art Of Saving Financial Planning Views: 3511 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Art Of Saving

Do you really know how long is too long when applying for a new auto loan? According to many studies, the answer to that is no. Too many buyers nowadays are looking for the longest auto loan possible, without looking at all that it entails. The average auto loan is now around 70 months, which is up from the standard 60 months just a few years ago. More

Need an Answer? Ask Savism Experts!

By: Art Of Saving Financial Planning Views: 3497 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Art Of Saving

Have a question? Need an immediate answer? Talk to Savism Experts Today!   Art Of Saving is pleased to announce a new feature Ask Experts! Now you can contact our experts directly for professional advice. Not sure who to contact yet? No problem! Post a general question (in Ask a Question box) and our members, as well as our experts will provide you with instant feedback. More

Debt a Glossary of Terms

By: Goldfish Personal Finance Views: 3496 | Comments: 1 | Votes: 0

Goldfish

Bankruptcy - Having been legally declared financially insolvent. If the primary debtor does not pay, the cosigner is fully responsible for the loan or debt.Credit Bureau - An organization to which business firms apply for credit information on prospective customers. Credit Report -An account of your credit history, prepared by a credit bureau. More

The Biweekly Mortgage Scam

By: Goldfish Home Loans Views: 3494 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Goldfish

One of the popular ways to save money on mortgages is to use what is known as the biweekly mortgage payment plan. With the biweekly mortgage payment plan the borrower makes payments on his mortgage every two weeks, instead of once a month. The biweekly payment is one-half of the monthly payment. There is no doubt that this will save you money. This seems astounding! Doesn't it? More

Common Financial Terms

By: Art Of Saving Home Loans Views: 3488 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Art Of Saving

Common Financial Terms   Collateral   Collateral is used to describe an object of high value that is used to guarantee the repayment of a loan. If repayments are late, or the agreement is defaulted, the collateral is taken in place of the repayment. Collateral is almost always something extremely valuable. More

Debt or Financial Freedom – You Choose!

By: Deleted Profile Personal Finance Views: 3484 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Deleted Profile

Debt or Financial Freedom – You Choose! By Sharman G.   Financial freedom takes patience, perseverance, and planning.  In the coming year, will you be released from debt-prison or will your sentence be extended?  Debt or financial freedom – You choose! Sharman G. More