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Are your emotions affecting your spending and building your debt?
Most of us don't realize how much our emotions are tied into our spending habits and our build up of debt. Both of which eat away at our future by reducing how much we are contributing and building for retirement. Many of our clients at No More Mortgage have felt the same way until... Related posts:

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Do you really know how much you owe on your debt?
If you're like most people, you think of the balances on your statements for your mortgage, credit cards, and other debts as what you owe. Well, yes it is and no it isn't. Yes, at one moment in time a statement can show what you owe if you were to pay it off completely. And no it isn't when you factor in interest payments over time. Related posts:

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5 Evil Things Credit Card Companies Can Still Do
CREDIT CARD REFORM BILL TRIES TO HELP CASH-STRAPPED CUSTOMERS, BUT COMPANIES HAVE NEW WAYS TO BOOST PROFITS Credit card companies are socking it to consumers left and right. They're hiking interest rates to as much as 36% and doubling minimum monthly payments, frustrating customers who are already cash-strapped and credit-crunched. Related posts:

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Right Way to Break Up With Your Credit Card
STEPHANIE S. RECENTLY RECEIVED ONE OF THOSE LETTERS THAT CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT HOLDERS DREAD; her 11% rate had been raised to 29.99%. And when she called Citibank to complain, she was placed squarely between a rock and a hard place. Accept the higher rate, she was told, or close the card and accept the damage to her credit score. Related posts:

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Are Home Market Values on the Rise?
In August, prices rose in 17 oF 20 cities. Only Charlotte, Cleveland and Las Vegas recorded month-to-month declines. In the past year, prices are down 11.3% in the 20 cities. Prices in all 20 cities were lower in August 2009 than in August 2008, but in general, year-over-year declines have lessened. "We do want to remind people of the upcoming... Related posts:

1. Nationwide Home Values
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3. LAS VEGAS: A TALE ABOUT THE BOOM/BUST CYCLE

Nationwide Home Values
Following are, in descending order, the price changes in each of the 20 cities in August: Minneapolis, up 3.2% San Francisco, up 2.8% Detroit, up 1.9% Chicago, up 1.7% Los Angeles, up 1.6% Phoenix, up 1.6% San Diego, up 1.6% Washington, up 1.4% Miami, up 1.1% Atlanta, up 1% Denver, up 1% Boston, up 0.9% New [...] Related posts:

1. LAS VEGAS: A TALE ABOUT THE BOOM/BUST CYCLE

Emerging Markets in the New World Disorder
From an article found on The Daily Reckoning, we have some not-so-exciting news: Take a look at this graph, from The Economist, which shows the industrial production of emerging Asia compared to the United States. Click for larger image Looks like Asia is recovering pretty well. The chart above clearly illustrates the “decoupling” that became such a [...] No related posts.
10/30/2009 06:25 PM