Proposed $700 Billion Bailout
Is Too Little, Too Late to End Debt Crisis;
Too Much, Too Soon for U.S. Bond Markets
Weiss Research Submits Policy
Recommendations to Congress Today
JUPITER, FL, September 24, 2008 — The proposal before Congress for a $700 billion
financial industry bailout will not only fail to end the massive U.S. debt crisis
but could actually aggravate the […]
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$700 Billion Bailout will Fail
Sunday, September 28th, 2008Posted in Debt Consolidation, Misc., Mortgages | No Comments »
The Credit Crunch - What Can You Do?
Saturday, August 16th, 2008Consumer credit is tougher than ever to come by.
The story is the same for credit cards, auto loans,
boat loans, and other forms of consumer credit.
Some 66.6% of lenders said they were tightening standards
on credit card borrowers. That was up from 32.4% just
a quarter earlier and the highest since the Fed began
collecting data in 1996.
67.4% are […]
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E-Commerce - over $1 Trillion Dollars
Thursday, June 5th, 2008Gas prices are at an all time high!
So much so, that rather than fill up when they need to,
incidents of people running out of gas WHILE DRIVING are up 400%.
Food prices are climbing drastically.
The February 20, 2008 INFLATION RATE = 4.3%
Restaurants are altering their menus to stay profitable.
Grocery stores are having to scale back on […]
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Donald Trump - Up Close and Personal
Wednesday, November 21st, 2007I saw Donald Trump over the weekend - up close and personal.
It was at the Learning Annex here in New York City at the
Jacob Javits Center (which Donald Trump developed).
I sat up front so I could get a good look.
Trump actually looks better in person than he does on TV.
And he gives one hell of […]
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D.J., Dancing and Seminars
Saturday, November 3rd, 2007I was invited to a seminar last week.
I was invited by a friend who I hadn’t seen in almost 5 years
I hadn’t seen him since my daughter’s “Sweet 16″ birthday party.
My wife had spoken to him several times over the phone and
he was always polite and friendly, so she decided to invite him.
The party was […]
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Pay off your Mortgage in 10 years
Friday, November 2nd, 2007Mortgage Reduction Strategies can allow you to:
- Quickly and Legally Build At Least $40,000 or more Worth Of Equity in 3 years.
- Pay Off Your Mortgage In Half the Time or Less (often about 10 years).
- Save you Tens of Thousands or even Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
in interest payments to the bank.
- Allow you […]
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Reduce Your Mortgage by $43,300
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007Mortgage reduction goes by many different names such as accelerated mortgage,
biweekly or bi-weekly mortgages, prepayment mortgage reduction, equity acceleration,
and many other names too numerous to mention.
Over 90% of mortgage holders in America have heard of mortgage reduction.
Yet less than 15% of mortgage holders actually use it.
A mortgage is the single largest […]
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Mortgage Reduction and Mortgage Acceleration
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007By now you have likely heard of Equity Acceleration or Mortgage Reduction.
It is a fast-growing strategy with famous musicians, actors and actresses.
Hollywood Stars and others in the know, are quietly saving Millions using these strategies.
I am going to reveal in detail the most powerful (and little known) money making
strategy I have […]
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Mortgage Reduction - Is it a Scam?
Monday, October 29th, 2007Question:
In the previous 2 post you talked about mortgage reduction
and said that by using a bi-weekly program you could save
$84,000 on a $1,000 per month mortgage and $336,000
on a $4,000 per month mortgage.
Then you said that in Australia, they developed a program
that is even better than the bi-weekly and allows you to save
even more money. […]
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How NOT to pay so much interest to the banks
Monday, October 29th, 2007In the last post, we got a glimpse into how much money a mortgage
holder can save by using a mortgage reduction strategy.
If a mortgage reduction program saves us so much money,
why doesn’t everyone do it?
Good question.
The reasons are varied and many. People feel:
1) They lose control of their payments.
2) It’s restrictive and puts […]
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