Post by Robert Every evening news correspondent has been reporting on the low interest rates and its effect on the housing market. However, the same thing is happening to car finance. Auto loan rates have been dropping significantly over the last several years, in line with the general fall of interest rates overall. However, does… Continue Reading
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I Lost My Job! Should I Sell My House?
Selling your home is a big decision under any circumstances. For most of us, it is the single largest asset we own. Do not make a decision of this magnitude when you are dealing with the shock of a job loss. Read over these next several paragraphs and you will be in a much better… Continue Reading
Reasons to Consider Investing in Precious Metals or Other Collectibles
While not discussed often on this blog, investing in Precious metals like gold, silver, etc., or even other types of collectibles like art, stamps, etc. may be a good option for some. (Evan’s Note: I don’t discuss the topic very often because I don’t really understand commodity investing. What is physical gold going to do… Continue Reading
More Money in Your Pocket with Better Auto Insurance
It is easy to put a lot more money in your pocket when you have the right insurance. People don’t always consider how important this is, but it is very important. A good auto insurance quote may save your hundreds of dollars each year. Automobile insurance online has become a much easier way to shop… Continue Reading
My Favorite Trigger Signals
This guest post has been written by Mike from The Dividend Guy Blog. His blog is well known for high quality dividend investing article and his most recent book: Dividend Growth: Freedom through Passive Income. By giving us the opinions of the uneducated, journalism keeps us in touch with the ignorance of the community. … Continue Reading
Investment Tips for First-time Workers
None of us plan to be poor when we retire, especially when we are young and starting our first jobs. Getting that first paycheck, no matter what amount it is, generally feels like a million bucks just to have your own money in the bank. But considering how many poor retired people there actually are,… Continue Reading
