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Credit.com Archives - March 2008
03/30/08 Deseret Morning News
I am a senior in high school. How can I get a credit card when I turn 18? I need a computer for college. It's going to cost about $2,000. I don't have the money, so I was thinking about getting a credit card.
03/28/08 MarketWatch
In fact, with U.S. and international stocks both down sharply so far this year, it's actually a prime time to boost your commitment to these all-terrain retirement vehicles.
03/28/08 MarketWatch
In fact, with U.S. and international stocks both down sharply so far this year, it's actually a prime time to boost your commitment to these all-terrain retirement vehicles.
03/27/08 USA Today
But if you're carrying a lot of credit card or other debt, your best investment is to pay down that debt. Think of it this way: If you invest $10,000 in a 10-year Treasury note, you'll earn 3.
03/27/08 USA Today
Sure, stocks are much cheaper now than they were at the first of the year. So are houses. But if you're carrying a lot of credit card or other debt, your best investment is to pay down that debt.
03/27/08 Newsday
03/26/08 American Banker
Related Links Beyond Mortgages: Eyeing Consumer Credit (Full Transcript) An Archive of American Banker's Analyst Roundtables Related Topics Credit Card Billing Practices Mortgage Market Crisis In the current downturn, rooted in the bursting of the housing bubble, mortgage credit quality was the first to..
03/26/08 Smart Money
THE DAYS OF earning 4% or more in a savings account aren't over quite yet. Thanks to a slew of rate cuts from the Federal Reserve (six since September), the current average savings rate is now a paltry 2.
03/26/08 Smart Money
12 ISSUES FOR $12.00 71% OFF! 24 ISSUES FOR $18.00 79% OFF! 36 ISSUES FOR $24.00 Best Deal! Print Send THE DAYS OF earning 4% or more in a savings account aren't over quite yet.
03/26/08 Smart Money
THE DAYS OF earning 4% or more in a savings account aren't over quite yet. Thanks to a slew of rate cuts from the Federal Reserve (six since September), the current average savings rate is now a paltry 2.
03/26/08 Smart Money
Thanks to a slew of rate cuts from the Federal Reserve (six since September), the current average savings rate is now a paltry 2.41%, according to data from Bankrate.
03/24/08 MarketWatch
In fact, with U.S. and international stocks both down sharply so far this year, it's actually a prime time to boost your commitment to these all-terrain retirement vehicles.
03/24/08 Lloyd's
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- Falling stocks are roadblocks to a comfortable retirement. At times like this, when the path looks especially rocky, it's tempting to reduce your regular contributions to a 401(k) portfolio or other automatic investment plan.
03/23/08 MarketWatch
With stocks down, it's a prime time to increase retirement-plan...
03/23/08 Morningstar.com
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- Falling stocks are roadblocks to a comfortable retirement. At times like this, when the path looks especially rocky, it's tempting to reduce your regular contributions to a 401(k) portfolio or other automatic investment plan.
03/23/08 Beurs
By Jonathan Burton SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- Falling stocks are roadblocks to a comfortable retirement. At times like this, when the path looks especially rocky, it's tempting to reduce your regular contributions to a 401(k) portfolio or other automatic investment plan.
03/23/08 MarketWatch
In fact, with U.S. and international stocks both down sharply so far this year, it's actually a prime time to boost your commitment to these all-terrain retirement vehicles.
03/23/08 Trading Markets
Mar 23, 2008 (Fort Worth Star-Telegram - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- NO MATCHES FOUND. | news | PowerRating | PR Charts -- The credit crunch has already cut off easy money for mortgages, businesses and college tuition.
03/23/08 MarketWatch
Falling stocks are roadblocks to a comfortable retirement. At times like this, when the path looks especially rocky, it's tempting to reduce your regular contributions to a 401(k) portfolio or other automatic investment plan.
03/23/08 MarketWatch
In fact, with U.S. and international stocks both down sharply so far this year, it's actually a prime time to boost your commitment to these all-terrain retirement vehicles.
03/23/08 Star-Telegram
The credit crunch has already cut off easy money for mortgages, businesses and college tuition. Credit cards are next. This tightening may force some discipline on people who have been living beyond their means, courtesy of an endless supply of new credit cards.
03/23/08 Star-Telegram
The credit crunch has already cut off easy money for mortgages, businesses and college tuition. Credit cards are next. This tightening may force some discipline on people who have been living beyond their means, courtesy of an endless supply of new credit cards.
03/23/08 The Wall Street Journal
Falling stocks are roadblocks to a comfortable retirement. At times like this, when the path looks especially rocky, it's tempting to reduce your regular contributions to a 401(k) account or other automatic investment plan.
03/22/08 Money CNN
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- Falling stocks are roadblocks to a comfortable retirement. At times like this, when the path looks especially rocky, it's tempting to reduce your regular contributions to a 401(k) portfolio or other automatic investment plan.
03/22/08 Individual.com
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- The credit crunch has already cut off easy money for mortgages, businesses and college tuition.
03/21/08 CBS4 Boston
Reporting Paula Ebben BOSTON (WBZ) It's no secret that prescription drugs are expensive, but there are some ways to help cover those costs. That's good news because the price tag for those medications, even some of the co-pays if you have insurance, can be enough to make anyone sick.
03/20/08 Washington Post
I am a senior in high school. How can I get a credit card when I turn 18?I need a computer for college. It's going to cost about $2,000. I don't have the money, so I was thinking about getting a credit card.
03/20/08 CNN Money
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Question 1: My mother has a mortgage, and her house is now in foreclosure. She has desperately been trying to save our home.
03/19/08 Kiplinger
I am a senior in high school. How can I get a credit card when I turn 18? I need a computer for college. It's going to cost about $2,000. I don't have the money, so I was thinking about getting a credit card.
03/18/08 Yahoo! Canada
When you're swimming in a sea of debt, you're constantly looking for a lifeline. This is the time to keep a cool head and make sure that whatever you latch on to will buoy you to safety and not tie you down with dead weight.
03/18/08 Yahoo! Canada
Americans really want to save more money. The overwhelming majority (80 percent) say they do save money, but not as much as they would like because of the expenses of daily living.
03/18/08 New York Daily News
It's no secret that consumers like getting something for nothing. Advertisers, manufacturers and retailers have taken notice. As Chris Anderson, editor in chief of Wired magazine, explains, 'Because free is what you want, free, increasingly, is what you're going to get.
03/18/08 NY Daily News
It's no secret that consumers like getting something for nothing. Advertisers, manufacturers and retailers have taken notice. As Chris Anderson, editor in chief of Wired magazine, explains, "Because free is what you want, free, increasingly, is what you're going to get.
03/18/08 New York Daily News
It's no secret that consumers like getting something for nothing. Advertisers, manufacturers and retailers have taken notice. As Chris Anderson, editor in chief of Wired magazine, explains, 'Because free is what you want, free, increasingly, is what you're going to get.
03/16/08 Biz Yahoo - Finance
When you're swimming in a sea of debt, you're constantly looking for a lifeline. This is the time to keep a cool head and make sure that whatever you latch on to will buoy you to safety and not tie you down with dead weight.
03/16/08 Biz Yahoo - Finance
Americans really want to save more money. The overwhelming majority (80 percent) say they do save money, but not as much as they would like because of the expenses of daily living.
03/16/08 Minneapolis Star Tribune
WALKING AWAY WITH POOR CREDIT Walking away takes a toll on a foreclosed homeowner's credit. But so do late payments -- in particular, those that are more than 90 days overdue.
03/14/08 PR USA
Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) March 14, 2008 -- A real estate website (http://www.fizber.com/) Fizber.com has partnered with a leading financial services company Credit.
03/14/08 CNN
(CNN) -- Krista Wallis, her husband, Joe, and her 19-year-old son from a previous marriage were living a pretty good life in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 'We had a nice brick house, a three-car garage, we bought a pool.
03/14/08 CNN
(CNN) -- Krista Wallis, her husband, Joe, and her 19-year-old son from a previous marriage were living a pretty good life in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 'We had a nice brick house, a three-car garage, we bought a pool.
03/14/08 CNN International
By Jen Haley CNN (CNN) -- Krista Wallis, her husband, Joe, and her 19-year-old son from a previous marriage were living a pretty good life in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
03/14/08 EMedia Wire
Fizber.com users are now able to check their credit report and their credit score online. Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) March 14, 2008 -- A Fizber.com has partnered with a leading financial services company Credit.
03/14/08 PR Web
Fizber.com users are now able to check their credit report and their credit score online. Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) March 14, 2008 -- A Fizber.com has partnered with a leading financial services company Credit.
03/14/08 PR Web
-- A real estate website Fizber.com has partnered with a leading financial services company Credit.com to provide home-buyers with a quick access to online credit reports.
03/11/08 Daily Freeman
You buy a used mattress ... and it has bedbugs.You 'save 15 percent on your purchase' ... and your credit score goes down.Not all cost-cutting techniques are what they seem to be, and sometimes they actually wind up costing you more.
03/10/08 CNN
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Question 1: My mother has a mortgage, and her house is now in foreclosure. She has desperately been trying to save our home.
03/10/08 Fortune
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Question 1: My mother has a mortgage, and her house is now in foreclosure. She has desperately been trying to save our home.
03/10/08 CNN Money
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Question 1: My mother has a mortgage, and her house is now in foreclosure. She has desperately been trying to save our home.
03/10/08 Biz Yahoo - Finance
Question 1: My mother has a mortgage, and her house is now in foreclosure. She has desperately been trying to save our home. But the bank has failed to call back or provide her with any options as to what can be done to save her home and credit.
03/08/08 Business Wire
Service Designed to Provide Consumers with Free Credit Information and Financial...
03/07/08 Biz Yahoo - Finance
Not all cardholders are experiencing a reduction in their credit card interest rates. Since most variable-rate credit cards are tied to the prime rate, which has decreased 2.
03/07/08 About.com
Looking for a way to better understand the information in your credit report? Credit.com recently launched a 'Credit Report Card' aimed to help consumers better understand the information in their credit report.
03/05/08 Yahoo! Canada
Not all cardholders are experiencing a reduction in their credit card interest rates. Since most variable-rate credit cards are tied to the prime rate, which has decreased 2.
03/03/08 PR inside
- Padilla Speer Beardsley Tony Berlin, 212-752-8338 tberlin@psbpr.com Credit.com, a leading consumer education and financial services company, today announced the official launch of its 'Credit Report Card,' a free interactive online scorecard that offers any U.
03/03/08 WMSL-UK
Service Designed to Provide Consumers with Free Credit Information and Financial...
03/01/08 Yahoo! Canada
Is debt overwhelming your finances? If you have nightmarish visions of being surrounded by creditors, it's time to put down all credit cards, tighten the proverbial belt and start living not only within your means, but under them until you've paid back what you owe.
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