June, 2009
Your Bailout: Slash your Credit Card Debt
Paul Keleher
As the credit crisis winds toward its inevitable conclusion, the number of customers unable to pay off their credit card each month is swelling. And credit card companies, facing the very real possibility of customers defaulting entirely, are now willing to come to a settlement for substantially less than the amount owed. With the ...
Where in the World is Mark Sanford? Argentina!
He’s a travelin’ man
Not all political leaders in America were fans of the recent bailout program rolled out by President Obama. South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford fought lawmakers over accepting the cash advance, but in the end he lost a long, hard-fought legislative battle over the bill that’s likely loaded with pet pork. Not long ...
Payday cash advances to cover your temporary money needs
Payday cash advances are meant to be a temporary solution to monetary needs and should not become something that the borrower becomes dependent upon repeatedly.
Get up to $1500 with a payday cash advance
Payday cash advances are offered in smaller denominations, and they unsecured cash advances that are generally due on your next payday. Most of ...
Bonds Explained
Source:photobunny
Investing in bonds, like the name implies, is all about establishing a relationship. So as with any relationship, you should make sure you understand the potential implications before you commit. In this case, you are entering into a financial relationship with an institution, loaning it money in exchange for locking in an interest rate. The ...
Mint Goes to the Webby Awards
Last week I had the honor of representing Mint at the 13th Annual Webby Awards in New York City. I was there to accept two awards for Mint.com, one for Best Financial Services Website, and another, the People’s Voice award. Thanks, Webby people!
Mint is no stranger to the Webbys, having won two awards and an ...