While we are still in a recession, the recession seems to be getting less bad. As a Wall Street fund manager told me today, it might go down in history as “the great recession.” As we all know, this recession has pushed down housing prices around the world. It looks like the worst might be […]
Housing Prices Show Recovery Read More »
One of my banks closed my credit card due to inactivity and having “no banking relationship” beyond the card. When I got the letter in the mail, I started to think: is this even legal? Can the bank close my card for not doing anything wrong?
Bank Credit Laws: Reg Z Read More »
have given Thrive a test run and decided to put a review of my thoughts of the Mint vs. Thrive battle here. Mint and Thrive both give similar aggregation services to users, though each one has a slightly different emphasis and a different front end.
Mint.com Alternative: Thrive vs. Mint.com Read More »
I just got a letter in the mail from my student loan company saying that my loan has been sold to the US government and will now be processed by a federal payment processing center. This is common in the student loan and mortgage loan business. I figure that if it is happening to me, it is happening to other people to. And if a bank does it, it is probably confusing. Here is how it works.
Why Banks Sell Loans and How It Impacts You Read More »
A few months back I wrote a post on what I like to call Ebaytrage. I just had a fun eBaytrage experience over the weekend that I thought I would share with you.
eBaytrage Revisited Read More »
I just got off the phone with Experian. I just checked my annual credit report from Experian and found two things that are not accurate. Here is a rundown on the items and the process to remove the items.
Disputing Credit Report Information Read More »
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