Jim Rogers: Not Surprised if Gold Drops to $1,200 An Ounce
Written by Amelia Gordon on January 2, 2012 – 5:01 pmThe successful international investor, Jim Rogers, believes that the gold price is due for a substantial correction. To CNBC news he said that he would not be surprised if gold price would drop down to $1,200 1,300 an ounce. He is not optimistic at all about 2012 and he is only bullish on commodities and agriculture.
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CFPB seeking consumer comment on disclosures
Written by Alexander Clunies on December 15, 2011 – 7:24 amAs part of its ongoing efforts to create better credit card safeguards for consumers, the new government agency tasked with protecting Americans financially is asking for help from cardholders.
The new federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is once again seeking comment from the general public on how it should approach simplifying agreements between borrowers and lenders, according to a report from ABC News. It is doing so through an online survey – similar to one launched earlier this year to help the CFPB put together new mortgage disclosure forms – that takes about five minutes to fill out.
Already, it has put together a sample document that is being tested through the Pentagon Federal Credit Union, where members will be able to register their thoughts on the agreements after applying for a credit card from the financial institution, the report said. Full Post…
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Planning a Retirement: How Much Do I Need?
Written by Admin on December 12, 2011 – 1:28 pmBefore you can start formulating a suitable retirement plan, you need to first understand just how much money you will need to support the lifestyle you want during retirement. There are two main approaches that can be used in order to determine how much do you really need for retirement, and we are going to discuss them in this article.
The first approach is to be applied before you even start planning your retirement. In order to set the goals accordingly, you need to visualize the kind of lifestyle you want to maintain during retirement and create an estimate of just how much you will need to finance it. You can use your existing annual expenses and other common figures to help you get an accurate estimate. Full Post…
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Putting an end to revolving debt
Written by Amelia Gordon on December 7, 2011 – 9:20 pmMany Americans are faced with a mountain of revolving debt with little clue as to exactly how it happened. The trap of revolving debt is a dangerous one in that it often catches consumers unaware. Understanding how revolving debt works and taking positive steps to change is the best way to ensure a drastic financial change for the better.
Understanding how revolving debt works is helpful in being able to avoid it. When credit card holders make consistent late payments on their accounts, they incur late payment fees that are in addition to their current balance. In addition this combined balance is then assessed an interest rate which causes the balance to increase.
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