Even though June is far removed from the 2011 tax season, which is a time consumers usually review their finances, many consumers have been considering their personal debt situation in the recent weeks and as a result there are those who are considering options that may help them find some form of control over...
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At the present time, secured credit cards available to bad credit borrowers are averaging rates of around 22% to 24%, and can be made available to consumers who are in a bad position in terms of their credit history and score, but need these lines of credit to begin the process of repairing their...
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The most recent J.P. Morgan Chase home loan modification data we saw was released in a report earlier in the month of May, which tracked all of the major financial institutions that work within the Making Home Affordable Program and who provide trial and permanent modifications to their homeowners, but there are still mixed...
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The issue of retirement planning, particularly for those who may be later into their career, has recently been broached once again as there are some companies who may be changing aspects of retirement plans offered to their workers, but there are still indications that numerous employees are contributing to a 401(k) plan at a...
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Over the past weeks there have been reports that state mortgage applications have risen in the middle of May, but recently may have dipped slightly, in terms of new home applications and refinance applications that are being filed. Yet, when it comes to the housing market and first-time home buyers, there are those who...
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Bank of America homeowners who have been denied a permanent or trial modification but are currently in the process of bankruptcy or have been in the process has remained relatively unchanged according to data that was recently released by the Treasury Department, and this has led to questions for homeowners who may be facing...
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