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Monday, August 31
Posted on August 31st, 2009 No commentsLet’s wind down Fannie and Freddie - NY Times
Fed steadies housing market, perhaps permanently - Washington Post
Lessons of the financial crisis one year later - WSJ
Collin county attacking mortgage fraud - Dallas Morning News
Mortgage arrears advice goes online - Google News
Seniors leaning on credit - WSJ
Credit lines dry up for auto dealers - CNN Money
Credit card law skips limit on cuts - NY Times
How to fight the property tax assessor - CNN Money
Citi makes progress on foreclosure prevention - Market Watch
Dallas home prices showing gains, fueling optimism - Dallas Morning News
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Is this the end of Social Security?
Posted on August 29th, 2009 2 comments2 responses to your post “Is this the end of Social Security?”
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Thursday, August 27th
Posted on August 27th, 2009 No comments
2 reasons to buy a home now: rates low, tax credit ends soon - USA Today
Home is where the tax breaks are - Sys-con
Seeing signs that clouds are lifting - Dallas Morning News
Rental scam targets potential tenants - Washington Post
Google to offer mortgage quotes - WSJ
Colonial seeks bankruptcy amid criminal probe - Bloomberg
Economy shows stabilization - CNN Money
July home sales and goods orders jump in signs of stabilizing economy - Bloomberg
Jobless claims fall for first time in 3 weeks - Market Watch
Foreclosure guilt haunts home buyers - USA Today
Credit cards to be curbed at colleges - Freep.com
Smaller credit lines shouldn’t hurt scores much - Washinton Post
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Wednesday, August 26th
Posted on August 26th, 2009 No comments
Will you save money buying down your mortgage rate? - Examiner.com
Week-to-week mortgage applications rise 7.5% - Market Watch
Citigroup’s mortgage mitigation rises 29% in 2Q - WSJ
Foreclosures make for subprime mental health - Washington post
Subprime lenders getting foreclosure funds - UPI.com
What to expect as new rules on credit cards take effect - Market Watch
What did you buy with your $8,000 Tax Credit? - CNN Money
Home equity credit cuts strike nerve - Mercury News
Bernanke may redefine Fed mission in financial-market stability - Bloomberg
Can banks kick the bailout habit? - Forbes
New home sales blast past expectations - CNN Money
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Rodney Anderson’s Facebook Post
Posted on August 25th, 2009 No comments
92.5 million Americans rate their financial literacy as C, D, or F. What did you ever learn in high school, college or beyond about smart financial management?
I never learned a darn thing!! I have a business degree from a great University.. Even in classes such as Corporate Finance, Economics, Business statistics, they still don’t teach real world stuff such as how to manage your finances..
I took a great class in a Community College at that…it was titled Personal Finance. It covered Checking accts, mortgages, harmful credit cards, stocks and bonds and life insurance. It was my favorite class. It is very similar to Rodneys teachings, but an elementary level starting from A-Z. I am sure his new book will do the trick… I just wish we could give it to the elder teens of America so they start off on the right foot.
that should be a req course in high school!financial responsibility 101
Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University saved me after my divorce!
Nothing, but in all fairness, when I was in high school (mid 70s) credit cards barely existed, FICO had not been dreamed up yet, and the best way to tell if you could afford a loan was to apply for it. If you couldn’t afford it, you got turned down. Easy credit changed the world for most of us.Leave a reply
