Why You Need More Than A Savings Account

Posted on: 20 March 2019

When you obtain a checking account, you might believe that the only purpose of the checking account is to cash checks. However, there are many other advantages to having a checking account and you may even open a checking account without having any checks. There are several other services, such as debit cards, online bill pay, direct deposit, and mobile banking. Receiving Money In some cases, you just need a checking account.
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3 Ways To Get The Lowest Mortgage Rate Possible

Posted on: 4 January 2019

There is more to buying a home than just finding the right property and putting in an offer. Becoming a homeowner is a major financial decision and it can be a huge responsibility. There are also plenty of advantages to owning your own home, including building equity. Chances are if you are looking to buy a home, you will want to finance it. There are a lot of things to consider when getting a mortgage, including the mortgage rate.
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Offshore Trusts: Understanding The Basics

Posted on: 24 October 2018

Obviously, financial advisors and attorneys who specialize in finance give people financial and legal advice on how to best manage and grow their financial resources. For most people, this includes several financial vehicles, such as retirement funds, mutual funds, a stock portfolio, perhaps real estate investments, certificates of deposit, precious metal accumulation, and more. One option many people aren't aware of is offshore trusts. Here is a look at what an offshore trust is and the benefits of having one.
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9 Steps To Declaring Bankruptcy

Posted on: 10 August 2018

At some point in the future, you might find your credit situation isn't getting better, and creditors are threatening to sue you or take away some of your assets. In such cases, it's a good idea to consider filing for bankruptcy. If you're filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, there are approximately nine steps to follow. Step 1: Credit Counseling Before you file for bankruptcy, you're required to get credit counseling in the six months leading to your application.
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