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Can You Make A Living Trading Options

Click Here To Find Out More About: Life Financial Planners By Jason Ng Can you make a living trading options? In fact, has anyone ever made a living just trading options? This is a question that a lot of beginners who has yet to start learning about options asked me. In fact, for some of them, it seems like being able to make a living out of solely trading options is the only motivation forContinue reading

Lowest Home Mortgage Interest Rates 5 Tips

Click Here To Find Out More About: Life Financial Planners By Susan Willis Home mortgages have become as much a part of the fabric of modern life as have the automobile, the Internet, and the telephone. Virtually everyone who owns a home has taken out a mortgage at one time or another to pay for it. Mortgages have become such a fact of life for most of us that we can tend to take theContinue reading

Financial Services Social Media: Some Guidelines

Click Here To Find Out More About: Business Financial Planner Perth Financial Services Social Media: Some Guidelines by Kevin Waddel Given the highly regulated environment in which financial firms operate, it is little wonder that few such firms have undertaken full-blown social media programs. Most firms have opted to take baby steps in dealing with the brave new world wrought by social media. However, the adoption of financial services social media may accelerate as FINRAContinue reading

Debt Consolidation : A Way To Financial Freedom

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Refinance After Bankruptcy Applying For A Refi Loan After A Chapter 7

Click Here To Find Out More About: Life Financial Planners By Carrie Reeder Refinancing your mortgage after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows you to cash out your equity and find lower rates. You can also lower your payments by extending your loan term. Two years after your bankruptcy has been discharged, you may qualify for conventional rates. But if you need a refi loan sooner, you can find a sub-prime lender to work with you.Continue reading