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Credit card debt is like mold: The longer you ignore the problem, the more wildly it grows.
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Credit card debt is like mold: The longer you ignore the problem, the more wildly it grows.
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The ERA NJ Broker’s Council noted that ERA Mortgage is ready for the challenges of the 2007 real estate market in New Jersey.
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Tough times call for tough New Year’s resolutions. There are positive economic signs as we enter 2007, such as declining prices for energy and other items helping to limit gains in consumer prices.
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Police grappled with the high-profile murder of a swindling real estate developer, stopped a huge jewelry store heist, and faced several other serious crimes this year.
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Tough times call for tough New Year’s resolutions. The past year has been a difficult one in many respects, with record job cuts in the automotive industry and escalating layoffs in the food, chemical, media …
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INDIVIDUAL LENDER RATES The mortgage interest rate list represents a sampling of rates as quoted by lenders in the Houston market on Friday. Rates, which may change on Monday, are for 90 percent loans and do not include origination fees. The numbers in parentheses after the rates are discount points. A point is equal to 1 percent of the loan amount
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(ARA) – If you’re a homeowner, it’s always a good idea to make sure you haven’t missed any tax deductions. You may not be able to take all of these deductions, so please check with your tax advisor.
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The nation’s house party ended with a thud in 2006, leaving everyone from condo flippers to Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke waiting to see what would happen next.
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Along with the scent of freshly cut redwood, an air of uncertainty hangs over this idyllic Northern California logging town.
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CHICAGO (MarketWatch)—Brian Diez, a former military man, entered the mortgage business after a career as a stockbroker, figuring the field would offer him an altruistic benefit—helping families buy their first homes. He learned quickly, however, that not every one of his fellow brokers had their clients’ best interests at heart.
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