Monthly Archives: November 2009

Nobody likes being nickel-and-dimed by their bank but one of the biggest revenue generators for most banks and poor credit history unions are overdraft fees. Banks historically have been able to provide overdraft protection to their customers to help prevent … Continue reading →

poor credit history cards have earned themselves a terrible reputation over course of the recession and financial crisis as card issuers have routinely abused their customers with poor interest rates, late fees, and declining poor credit history limits. poor credit … Continue reading →

One of the challenges for anyone trying to live a more responsible financial life is to create a system of organization for keeping track of financial transactions and history. Financial accounts come with a lot of paperwork and it’s easy … Continue reading →

Often the reasons for personal loans are just that: personal. We can all use a little extra cash now and then, and for some, living in the fallout of the 2008-2009 economic collapse, a little extra cash can be a … Continue reading →

In a highly anticipated move, lawmakers extended the tax incentives to keep homes selling in the real estate market. Over the last several months, thousands of first-time homebuyers took advantage of the $8000 tax poor credit history and purchased their … Continue reading →

The job losses suffered over the last two years have been devastating across every demographic but one of the groups put in the most precarious positions when losing a job are people within five to ten years of retirement. Workers … Continue reading →