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Lynnette Khalfani-Cox - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach™, is a personal finance expert and the author of The Money Coach’s Guide to Your First Million (McGraw Hill), Investing Success: How To Conquer 30 Costly Mistakes & Multiply Your Wealth! and the New York Times bestseller Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom (Advantage World Press).
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- Why You Should Get Three Credit Reports Simultaneously - and Not Just One
[Finance:Credit] You may know that federal law entitles you to receive one free credit report each year from the three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. But do you know the best way to do so, and how to stay on top of your credit all year long?
- With Hundreds of US Banks Still in Jeopardy, Credit Crunch May Last For Decades
[News-and-Society:Economics] Although the American economy and the global economy both appear to be stabilizing, the U.S. banking sector nevertheless continues to struggle. By late 2009, more than 100 banks had collapsed in the U.S. during the year.
- How to Negotiate For a Raise - Even in a Bad Economy
[Business:Career-Advice] Be honest: have you ever wanted a raise at work, but were too afraid to ask for one - or uncertain as to how to get it? When it comes to the workplace, one of the least favorite tasks facing workers is asking for a raise, especially these days. I know there are some onerous bosses out there, and I realize, of course, that we're all dealing with tighter budgets. But the truth of the matter is: if you're cash-strapped, the simple act of walking into your boss's office and getting a raise could be just the thing you need to boost your finances in this shaky economy.
- Where to Find Grants and Free Money For First Time Homebuyers
[Finance:Home-Equity-Loans] If you or someone you know is trying to become a first-time homeowner, and you don't have a high salary or a lot of savings, there is financial assistance available if you lack a large down-payment or enough money for closing costs. Over the past decade there has been a surge in first-time homebuyer initiatives designed to give people a helping hand in overcoming the down payment dilemma.
- How to Get Government Help to Avoid Foreclosure
[Real-Estate:Foreclosures] Part of President Obama's $75 billion mortgage rescue plan is aimed at helping people avoid foreclosure - by either refinancing their house notes or modifying their loans. Many lenders, large and small, are even agreeing to delay foreclosure proceedings for homeowners that meet certain criteria.
- 3 Important Rules You Must Know to Have Perfect Credit
[Finance:Credit] When it comes to credit, there are three basic - yet all-important - rules you need to know if you want to achieve the highest possible credit rating. These are rules that banks and creditors, credit reporting agencies, and credit-scoring companies tell you explicitly: in their consumer publications, on their websites, and in a variety of communications with you.
- Death As a Basis For Student Loan Cancellation
[Finance:Student-Loans] Contrary to the notion that death can only be used as a basis for student loan cancellation upon the death of the recipient or the student himself, the federal law actually says that this ground can also be used once the student loan borrower passes away. To be able to clarify this statement, it is first important to define who the recipient and the borrower are.
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