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Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Economy?
Sometimes it seems like the media points out nothing but bad news because it grabs viewers and sells papers. It's easy to be swayed by isolated statistics, but before you panic, look at the bigger economic picture -- you may be pleasantly surprised.

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Managers Only Gain 4 Per Cent Pay Rise
According to Incomes Data Services, Managers have averaged pay rises of 4% in recent months. A study covering 26,000 managers showed that pay rises had only kept pace with the rate of UK inflation. So 4% is the average. That means some managers get more and some get less. How can you ensure you get more, much, much more?
Fed Decision: Deflation vs. Inflation
With the Fed in meetings the next two days, and fears of heavier inflation much greater than ever before, Bernanke and company find themselves in a very difficult spot and will have to tip toe around inflation fears and focus on their bigger fears of deflation.
Current Mortgage Rates and Trends – Fixed or Variable?
As with any market, the current mortgage rates and trends fluctuate with the economy, inflation and other factors. Different kinds of mortgages have differing rates and separate companies will offer varying rates as well. With the alterations in rates over the years, it becomes beneficial for people to watch the market and enroll in a mortgage that gives them the best deal at the time.
How to Get the Lowest Interest Rate Mortgage
Researching tips and strategies on how to get the lowest interest rate mortgage are important when buying a home today, because each and every interest rate point makes a huge difference when calculated over the term of a mortgage loan. First and foremost, your credit has a direct impact on the interest rate you will receive. There are programs for first time homebuyers that will help you save as well. There are many options available to shop around for a low interest rate as well, but most people would advise against using the ARM (adjustable rate mortgage) compared to a fixed interest rate.
How to Survive Decades of Debt and Dollar Doubts
The annualized government borrowings for 2009 will total $5T explains Mike Farrell with aspenIbiz. At this time, 40% of the US Gov’ts budget is being spent to pay interest on its debt. At current budget and spending levels, little to none of the debt is being repaid putting us in a position where there will be Decades of Debt. Due to the magnitude of this debt, inflation will be very high, and the strain of this high inflation, will put the status of the US Dollar as the world’s reserve currency, in question. Both of these concerns generate Dollar Doubts. Read this article to understand the implications of Decades of Debt and Dollar Doubts as well as explore alternative wealth creating strategies.
Credit Alliance Group has discovered that Banks and Collectors Have a New Twist on the Old Bait & Switch Tactic
The pitch goes something like this: “Mr. Smith, Here at XYZ collections our goal is to find a solution to your current debt owed that will work with you current financial situation. We have a solution that we are willing to offer you today that will make all parties involved happy. Our offer that is on the table for the next 30 days is to transfer your current balance over to a new credit card with a fixed 0% interest rate for the life of the debt. The best part is that you will be making a payment that you can afford and being a new line of credit it will help rebuild your credit score as you payoff you current debt!” Now here is the catch: In the fine print terms for the new credit card offer they have the right to sue the party to acquire the balance. Since the debt has been transferred to the new card the deb
Small Business Internet Marketing Does Not Mean Throwing Successful Babies out With the Bathwater
First small business owners need to take stock of what their current marketing initiatives are and analyze their success rate. Are your current programs attracting qualified leads? If something is working, keep doing it - even if it is not on the Internet.
Coming Soon to Your Neighborhood: Falling Home Values Mean More Underwater Mortgages
If you think the tidal wave of underwater mortgages has receded, think again. The fact is that the underwater mortgage situation is almost certainly going to get worse before it gets better. Why is that? In part because of an ugly little mortgage product called adjustable rate mortgages, or ARMs. You see, ARMs look great on paper. The homeowner gets a nice, low monthly payment for the first 1-7 years, depending on the terms you get. But then . . . well, then the loan payment resets to reflect inflation.

Is Inflation Coming? Is Inflation Coming?
Is inflation coming, asks Mike Farrell with aspenIbiz. Read this short post is it will reveal that if Paul Revere were around, most likely he would get on his horse and start yelling, “Inflation is coming! Inflation is coming!”

Inflation's Impact on Your Business: What to Do About It
Inflation for all of 2010 was only 1.5%, but it ran at a 3% rate for the second half of the year. If, as some observers suggest, inflation is again an issue, what can you do about it?
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