Archive for June 29th, 2008
Stop Losses - My Biggest Downfall
One of the common email questions I get through my website relates to difficulties in sticking with stop losses.
Some traders don’t place one in the market at all, promising that they’ll get out when price hits a certain level. Of course, when price gets to that level there’s no shortage of reasons why they should […]
The Hidden Fees and Student Cards
Like anything you start using for the first time in life, you tend to be a little weary of how things work and if you’re actually using it properly. When it comes to a student credit card, it shouldn’t be any different. You should know what to look out for and what fees […]
High Ratio Mortgages Help You Get The Home You Want
High ratio mortgages. The term conjures up frightening images of high risk loans and unbearable levels of debt.
In reality, high ratio mortgages are pretty common these days. And with the price of housing, it is no wonder.
Housing Costs and Down Payments
High ratio mortgages are those that require homebuyers to borrow more than 80% of the […]
Reduce Your Debt Load With Home Mortgage Refinancing
What volume of debt are you carrying right now? If you are like most Canadians, you have debts that exceed your annual net income. Getting a handle on all of this debt can put a lot of strain on today’s households. Home mortgage refinancing is one possible solution to the debt load problem.
Where is All […]
Credit Repair Adventures: A True Story
The Credit Repair Journey Begins
Bob and Sue are real people. They are smart and resourceful, but several years ago they made some bad choices. Soon their credit was a mess. So they started their credit repair journey. Here are a few of their credit repair adventures that might shine some light on your own path. […]