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Pros and Cons of Using a Loan Against a Life Insurance Policy - City Gold Media
Not every borrower is aware of the benefits of a loan against the life insurance policy. It can be due to many reasons. The most …
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John C. Bogle, Founder of Financial Giant Vanguard, Is Dead at 89
Beginning in 1974, Mr. Bogle built Vanguard Group into one of the world’s largest mutual fund companies, attracting investors in droves.
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What is Dual Agency in Real Estate
See what dual agency is and how it works. You will learn why dual agency does not benefit buyers and sellers. When buying or selling a home, most people look to have representation by a real estate agent.
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Questions to ask the Home Inspector
When buying a home it is vital to have a home inspection. You want to make sure you find any and all defects that could be lurking. This makes it crucial to hire a really thorough inspector. Asking the inspector questions when you are unsure about something is critical as well.
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How to Pick a Lender When Buying a Home
See tips for picking the best mortgage lenders at Maximum Real Estate Exposure. Helpful advice for choosing the right mortgage lender for your needs. When purchasing a home, the lender you choose can have significant ramifications with the whole sale.
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Never Allow Dual Agency When Buying or Selling a Home!
See why you should never allow dual agency when you are buying or selling a home. Dual agency only benefits the real estate agent.
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Guide to Improvements That Could Lower Your Home's Value
Most people think that all improvements they make to their home increases the value. This is 100 percent false. In fact many can make your home worth less and harder to sell.
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Preparing For a Real Estate Appraisal is Vital
The real estate appraisal is an important hurdle to get by when selling a house. Make sure you understand how to be ready for the buyer's real estate appraisal.
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Bump Up Your Homes Value Before Listing For Sale
See what you can do that will really make a difference when it comes to selling your home. Some improvements really help and others not so much.
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Dual Agency is Bad For Buyers and Sellers
See what dual agency is and how it works. When buying or selling a house it should be avoided.
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Understand The Lead Paint Law as a Home Buyer or Seller
When you own a property or are going to be purchasing one built before 1978 it is important to know the lead paint law!
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The Best Improvements When Selling a House
See where you should spend your money on improvements when you are selling your home at Maximum Real Estate Exposure.
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Things That Should Be Done Before Listing a House For Sale
See what you should be doing before you put your home on the market at Maximum Real Estate Exposure. A little preparation can go a long way when it comes to home sales.
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Don't Make One of These Mortgage Mistakes
Make sure when buying a house you do not screw up your finances by making one of these major mortgage mistakes.
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What You Can Deduct on Your Taxes When Selling a Home
See what you can deduct on your taxes when selling a home at Maximum Real Estate Exposure. Don't miss these tax deductions.
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Dual Agency Offers No Benefits to Buyers and Sellers
See why dual agency should be avoided when buying or selling a home.
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How low will Bitcoin now go? The history of price bubbles provides some clues
From a peak of US$19,783, Bitcoin's value has fallen by 80%. What makes Bitcoin worth anything?
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Madoff’s Victims Are Close To Getting Their $19 Billion Back
The decade-long road to recovering cash has been a striking success.
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Renowned Global Investor Predicts Fall Of US Dollar And Bets On Chinese Market
Jim Rogers, author of “A Bull in China: Investing Profitably in the World’s Greatest Market” and a renowned investor who co-founded the first global investment fund with George Soros in 1973, has made numerous extraordinary predictions about trade market in the past, including the fall of the US dollar. He last predicted the crash of U.S. real estate in 2006 before the subprime crisis happened in 2007. As a pioneer of investment in China’s shares in the 90’s, Rogers has an extensive understanding of the red dragon economy and believes some Chinese industries have a rich future ahead.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Is Raising $500 Million in Funding
Elon Musk’s rocket company, SpaceX, is set to raise $500 million at a $30.5 billion valuation, in a bid to help get a satellite-internet service off the ground.
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Stocks Tumble Below 23,000; Twitter, Netflix, Amazon Hit Hard
The Dow continued its tumble Thursday, dropping below 23,000 at one point as several tech giants including San Francisco-based Twitter were hit hard by the sell-off.
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How Criminals Steal $37 Billion a Year from America’s Elderly
Telephone pitches, online scams and greedy family members are targeting the most vulnerable among us, and it’s about to get much worse.
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Eighties Babies Are Officially the Brokest Generation
A Federal Reserve study shows Americans born between 1980 and 1989 have 34 percent lower net worths than they should for their age.
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How Britain let Russia hide its dirty money
The long read: For decades, politicians have welcomed the super-rich with open arms. Now they’re finally having second thoughts. But is it too late?
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How debt kills
Jerome Rogers: 1995-2016
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When Sports Betting Is Legal, the Value of Game Data Soars
Should the gambling industry be required to use league-approved “official data”? Britain’s data collection experience provides a preview of the battles to come in the United States.
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Nevis: how the world’s most secretive offshore haven refuses to clean up
The long read: The years since 2008 have seen a global crackdown on offshore finance. Yet a few places have doubled down on offering secrecy to the super-rich. Among these, one tiny Caribbean island might be the worst offender.
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Jeff Bezos Becomes the Richest Man in Modern History, Topping $150 Billion
The Amazon.com Inc. founder’s net worth broke $150 billion in New York on Monday morning, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. That’s about $55 billion more than Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates, the world’s second-richest person.
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Almost 80% of US workers live from paycheck to paycheck. Here's why
America doesn’t have a jobs crisis. It has a ‘good jobs’ crisis – where too much employment is insecure, and poorly paid
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7 Debt Payoff Tips for Financial Freedom
Are you struggling to get out of debt? Do you feel like you're in a never-ending cycle of debt due to interest? Follow these debt payoff tips to achieve financial success and a debt-free life!
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Wells Fargo says hundreds of customers lost homes because of computer glitch
Wells Fargo said it has set aside $8 million to compensate customers that were wrongly denied mortgage modifications.
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After the Bitcoin Boom: Hard Lessons for Cryptocurrency Investors
The number of people who bought virtual currencies more than doubled last winter. For people who got in late, the bust has been disastrous.
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The inescapable weight of my $100,000 student debt
The long read: MH Miller left university with a journal full of musings on Virginia Woolf and a vast financial burden. He is one of 44 million US graduates struggling to repay a total of $1.4tn. Were they right to believe their education was ‘priceless’?
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Many young adults lack financial literacy, economic stability, study finds
Nearly a third of young adults in a recent study were found to be “financially precarious” because they had poor financial literacy and lacked money management skills and income stability. Only 22 percent of the 18- to 24-year-olds in the study sample were deemed to be financially stable, according to lead author Gaurav Sinha, a graduate student in social work at the University of Illinois.
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How to Pay Off Debt: 6 Strategies That Work
In more ways than one, debt can be a four-letter word. When it gets out of control — whether from medical bills, shopping sprees, or unexpected emergencies — it becomes an albatross that affects your emotional and physical health. Although it might feel overwhelming, you can tackle any debt the same way: one step at a time. Here’s how to pay off debt — and how to pay off credit card debt, in particular — even when it seems impossible.