Which Credit Card is Right for You
If you're in the market for a new credit card, there is a bewildering array of cards to choose from. There are even more incentive offers, so how can you decide on the card that is best for you? Here... read more Credit Cards Debt - How to freeze the Plastic Debt Dragon in Your Wallet - Start Living Again
Are you scared to open your wallet knowing there is a fire snorting dragon lurking in there. Here is a plan to choke the dragon and replace it with a friendly furry critter, the debt card, to start... read more 10 Tips - How to reduce your mortgage
Anyone who has ever had to pay off a mortgage will tell you they would love to pay it off before the term, but most people will continue to chip away at their loan on autopilot. A proactive strategy... read more Credit Card Secret Guarantee
Most people use credit cards in some form or another but few truly appreciate one of the special features of credit cards that make using their credit card to insure their purchases. read more Why Payday Lending Enhances Consumer Welfare
Today, I’ll defy the critics and demonstrate why consumer welfare is enhanced within a competitive payday-lending environment. read more Managing Credit Card Debt
If you are struggling with credit card debt - or want to avoid credit card pitfalls, you are not alone. Managing credit cards is a... read more The Enjoyable Road to Debt Freedom
With summer coming up, some of us are braving the high fuel prices and driving to family gatherings or favorite vacation spots. What route would you take? Any experienced road traveler will tell you... read more Home Loans: Is now the right time to refinance?
Interest rates have changed since you took out your home loan and you think it could be time to refinance your existing mortgage ... but the entire loan application process was so exhausting during... read more Buying a home when rates go up
When rates go up, opportunities abound. You see, many homeowners, builders, and developers, find themselves in more negotiable positions because of the laws of supply and demand. Surplus rises, and... read more | 
