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What is Bridging Finance?
The purpose of a bridging or bridge loan is to provide short term cash for a real estate transaction until permanent financing is secured. Bridge loans are commonly used to “bridge the cash gap” when completing commercial real estate transactions.There...
Financial resolutions for 2010
The New Year often brings with it a desire to right the wrongs in your life. From this desire springs the tradition of New Year resolutions. You should take advantage of this to change your financial situation. There is a good chance by the time many...
What is a Tripple Dipper
Tripple dipper means making 3 Profits on 1 Stock Trade .This is a rather simple strategy with which I am sure a lot of seasoned traders are very familiar, possibly under some other name with which I am not familiar. Here’s how the play is made. You...
Which is better fixed rate or adjustable rate mortgage?
The best mortgage is one that fits in your long term budget, won’t use up too much of your monthly income, and gives you a sense of control over your home so you don’t end up house rich and cash poor.This is a question that keeps coming up when customers...
Tips on Getting Your Mortgage Loan Approved
We all very well know that not every applicant is approved for a home loan the first time he or she applies.It can be due to variety of reasons, even after a lot of hard work, sometimes a loan just can’t be approved. It may have to do with the applicant’s...
Essential Financial Tasks Year-End
The end of the year is not only the optimal time to address all personal finances, but also is the deadline for completing some specific tasks Managing your personal finances always begins with you. By not completing certain essential tasks, you risk...
How does Check 21 Affects You?
The Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, otherwise known as Check 21, is the process of turning the checks your write into images and transmitting them by computer. What does this mean to you? Expect the time your check clears to decrease drastically....
What is a Student Credit Cards 101
If you’re a college student, you probably already have a credit card. If not, you may have plans to get one or more soon. So why should you read on? - Because financial debt is one of the main reasons that many students end up dropping out of college. -...
10 Effective Ways to Avoid Loan Fraud
There is always a chance for , misinformed homebuyers, often first-time purchasers or seniors, become victims of predatory lending or loan fraud. Below you’ll find the top ten ways to avoid becoming a victim yourself. 1.Take your time and shop...
8 Mistakes Made When Designing Investment Portfolios
Do you consider yourself as an good and well informed investor ? “I see people making the same costly mistakes over and over, so i would like to shares some 8 common, yet costly, mistakes investors make when designing their investment portfolios and...
Nifty Levels for 31st December 2009
Please find the correct levels for nifty The Nifty Levels for 31st December 2009 are First Resistance = 5193 First Support =5150 Second Resistance = 5217 Second Support =5131 Breakout above = 5236 Break down Below =5107 The above levels are for intraday...
Free Stocks tips for 31st December 2009
The Various- Daily Stock Recommendation Given by the various analysts and Stock Brokers are: Indian Hotels Company Ltd. – Daily Stock Recommendations 31-12-2009 Source Action Tip Period Target Price (Rs.) Sudarshan Sukhani Buy, stop loss Rs...
Aging Demographics – The Other Super Secular Trend
In Dow Theory terms, this would mean investing in a period of severe undervaluation and holding on to your stocks (or dollar cost-average into your portfolio) until the end of the bull market – such as September 1999 when the Dow Theory bear market...
How much of the home equity loan interest is tax deductible?
To find out how much of your home equity loan is tax deductible, you must look the amount of money that you borrowed and the purpose for borrowing it. As with all other financial products, before you start counting the savings from using a home equity...
The Pros and Cons of Refinancing
Refinancing is essentially a replacement loan, with a different lender and (hopefully) a lower interest rate. So why would you choose to refinance? - You may be able to take advantage of lower interest rates. - You may also be able to extend the repayment...
