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Perhaps the dismal job market can become a positive if you've ever thought about becoming your own boss.
Many young adults struggle with making big-ticket purchases for items such as new cars or a home when borrowing is a requirement. With modest incomes and limited credit histories, they often have difficulty finding a lender.
In the current real estate market, with home sales slumping like an injured athlete, many sellers are pulling out all the stops to get their homes to sell.
When devastating events occur, such as the recent earthquake and tsunami that severely damaged large portions of Japan, charities tend to step up their solicitations for funding.
In the classic comedy Trading Places, two brokers explain to a homeless man, played by Eddie Murphy, how they buy and sell securities for their clients.
As you perform such springtime rituals as garage and basement cleaning, why not take some time to spruce up your finances?
Southampton's own hedge fund star John Paulson recently made a speech at the University Club of New York advocating investment in real estate.
With the new withholding tax tables announced by the IRS recently, many American families will have more money in their paychecks every week, but those dollars could disappear fast if they hold on to their old attitudes about money.
Sadly, for the millions of Baby Boomers that happened to land in the middle of a perfect economic storm, you might be asking yourselves what's next? 1 comment
When the big ball dropped at midnight New Year's Eve, the calendar changed, but will you?
The economic recovery is top of mind in our national consciousness. Listen to the news and you're likely to hear some nugget of information about the state of our economy.
It's the start of a new year and we all know what that means: time to make some resolutions.
One of the keys to long-term investment success is to capitalize on economic growth. Most investors looking to accumulate wealth make an effort to identify where growth opportunities exist.
The leading edge of the Baby Boom generation is reaching the age at which "When I'm 64" will actually refer to a time in their past.
Financial expert explains that the problem with money
is that it's not really about the money. If familiarity truly breeds contempt, then money is the most contemptible thing in our lives.
As the year winds down, many people will start thinking about their tax bill, and so will Uncle Sam - specifically, your retirement fund.
Paying less for groceries, gas and other items we buy every day sounds appealing on the face of it. That is why most of us look for bargains in the stores and online. But over time we've come to expect that in general, the cost of living increases.
Have you dreamed of owning a Hamptons Home? Those who have weathered the recent recession and remain fiscally sound may be in a position to benefit from the current vacation home real estate market.
You've heard these words before – the direction of the stock market - particularly over short time periods - is very difficult to predict.
In the course of a year, most of us donate a certain percentage of our income to charitable organizations. The only real questions are "when?" and "how?" to give.
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