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Supplemental Unemployment Insurance Pays Cash
If you are unemployed, how will you pay your bills? The average weekly state unemployment payment is less than $400. Will that cover your bills, utilities, groceries, and mortgage? In fact, the most common reason that mortgage get behind is because of a loss of income.
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Insurance Cost Too Much?
Do You Pay Too Much For Insurance?
I don’t know about you, but sometimes it seems like all of my money goes to pay an insurer to cover something. I need auto insurance, as most of you do, to comply with state laws, and also to protect myself in case I have a car accident. My [...]
Planning For Retirement During Stock Drops
We found a great article on retirement planning during a recession. If you are like me, it is getting harder to put money aside these days, and the money we are saving may not be earning…shall we say?….stable returns.
The tips in the article went beyond pure savings to include lifestyle decisions that would profit most of us during lean times [...]
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- Planning For Retirement During Stock Drops
- What Will Employers Cut Next?
- Repair Your Credit and Keep More Of Your Own Money
- Credit Card Balance SmackDown - Higher Fees + Lower Limits
- Recession Survival Tips
- US Jobless Rate Predicted at 7.5% - Hello, Recession!
- Hard Times and Health Care
- Bankruptcy Relief with Today’s Laws
- Lease To Purchase Homes In a Tough Mortgage Market
- Lower Credit Limits Can Mean Lower Credit Scores
- Surviving A Recession
- Largest US Job Cut in 5 Years Fuels Worries
- How Much Is The Bailout — Measuring 700 billion dollars
- Financial Crisis and Employment
- Is the Government Bailout of Financials a Good Thing?
- Explain Credit Scores
- Possible Advantages of Freddie Mac / Fannie Mae Takeover
- Layoff Mortgage and Credit Protection
- Who Does the Mortgage Giant Bailout Help?
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