Impacted By Credit Card Fraud? You’re Not Alone!

Did you know that over 70% of customers used credit cards as of 2012? In America alone there are over 160 million people who own at least one credit card and many own a few at any one time. As the world becomes increasingly globalized, EMV (Europay Mastercard Visa) gets more and more complicated as…

Subprime Mortgages Making Comeback In Michigan?

The subprime mortgage and other risky, sometimes predatory, loan types virtually disappeared after the real estate bubble burst in 2008. But now that the Great Recession has finally come to a close, one high risk loan is making a comeback thanks to a company based in Troy, Michigan. The so-called “interest-only” mortgages feature a period…

Three Reasons Why Commercial Real Estate Investing Is So Profitable

Commercial real estate investing is a major career move to make, and it certainly isn’t an easy industry to jump into. It’s no surprise that the more established commercial real estate developers and investors tend to steal the spotlight and make the most profit, but it’s still possible for regular newbie investors to get involved…

Three Myths About Selling Structured Settlements You Need to Stop Believing

Structured settlements, or settlements paid out over a period of several years or decades, are commonly seen in life insurance payouts, employee lawsuits and disability compensation. These settlements can offer a steady, reliable source of income that augments your regular income. But what if you need the money from your settlement now? In many cases,…

The Unlikely Americans With The Most Student Loan Debt

Unfortunately, crippling college debt is on the rise — and among some pretty unlikely groups, too. Believe it or not, a large portion of Americans who did not even finish their college education have a great deal of student loan debt. In addition to U.S. men and women who drop out before finishing their degree,…

Fight Against Counterfeiting Money Counting Machines

You might scoff at the notion of complaining about counting money (and, especially during these hard economic times, with good reason). For banks and government agencies, however, counting money is a serious business. Not only is it obviously necessary to keep track of bills and coins, counting money serves another purpose: identifying fake bills and…

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