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Bobbie Coven-Files Shares Short Sales Perspective
A big thank you to Bobbie Coven-Files for providing this feature post on her short sales perspective. I love Bobbie’s passion for helping folks suffering with mortgage distress. This gal is willing to go to battle with the big boys to get the job done! With the economy doing what it is doing, short sales [...]
Worry About the Fed, Not Inflation
Federal Reserve policy, not inflation, should be investors’ top concern, says Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab & Co. With the U.S. economy on the mend, the Fed should end its bond-buying program. Jonathan Burton reports.
AM Report: U.S. Economy Adds Just 39,000 Jobs
The U.S. economy added far fewer jobs than expected in November while the unemployment rate rose to 9.8%, the highest since April, underlining continued weakness in the labor market. Evan Newmark, Dennis Berman, Steve Russolillo, Phil Izzo and Sudeep R…
Advisers Banking On Small Business Comeback
Josh Brown, thereformedbroker.com and WSJ Financial Adviser blogger,
says small business owners may be feeling better about the economy which
is good good news for advisers of this key customer base. Veronica
Dagher has the interview.
Tamer Cards for Tougher Times
When the economy was roaring, charge cards requiring users to pay balances in full took a back seat to revolving credit cards. Now charge cards are making a comeback.
Agi Anderson, CDPE, compiled changes made to Make Affordable HARP refinancing program, October 2011 ~ to see if you qualify, just enter your name and email to request HARP guidelines. (make sure to check spam for email confirmation)
