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HARP Refi May Delay PMI Cancellation
The federal HARP mortgage refinance program can be a huge boon for underwater homeowners. But if you have PMI, there's a little hitch you should know about. While refinancing a mortgage
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Boomers' $3 Trillion Nest Egg
An important issue facing aging boomers is if -- and how -- to use their home equity to help secure their retirement.
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The trapped and the priced-out
NO OTHER generation grew up with such high hopes. Not alone were things going to get better, but the received wisdom was it was likely to go on forever. For the most part, the negative equity generation weren’t property speculators or wealthy landowners. They did what others did before them: they trusted the authorities.
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7 smart ways to pounce on low interest rates
Taking advantage of low rates Slide 1 of 8While go-go lending was partly to blame for the economy's current financial troubles, ironically, borrowing money may help ease the country out of the downturn. ...
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Save thousands within minutes
It doesn't require much time to achieve major savings on a whole host of products and services. You'll be surprised how much you can pocket.
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Cheapest ways to borrow this January
We take a look at the cheapest ways to borrow small, medium and large amounts this January...
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Seven Smart Ways to Pounce on Low Interest Rates
With the Fed pledging to keep interest rates low, you can save some money on borrowing.
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Pounce on low interest rates
While go-go lending is partly to blame for the economy's current financial troubles, ironically, borrowing money may help ease the country out of the downturn.
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Jill on Money: Income, retirement, student loans
After the Fed decision to keep interest rates low, where can you turn to beef up your income? We also help you juggle bank accounts and plan for retirement.
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Planning for your tax bill? How it can affect your credit
(ARA) - Your resolutions are made and you even have a game plan to make sure 2012 is the year you stick to them. But before you can really get going on achieving your personal goals in the new year, you'll need to wrap up some unfinished business from 2011 - your taxes.
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