Article Recap for July 2008

Quick Summary of Articles Published in July 2008

Four Things to Know About Credit Scores
It is common knowledge that credit scores are important numbers, especially when it comes time to apply for a new loan or credit card. But there are also many misconceptions about credit scores, how they can affect you and how you can affect them. Answers to four questions can help clear up some confusion.

Protect Yourself and Your Money from Identity Theft
The threat of identity theft is a real and growing concern for many people across the globe, and it can be a devastating crime for those who fall prey to it. Follow these simple steps and strategies to protect yourself and reduce your chances of becoming a victim of identity theft.

Mortgage Industry: What Prospective Homeowners Should Know
Becoming a homeowner during such precarious times can be challenging and overwhelming to say the least. Those who are persistent and prepared for the challenge have the best chance find themselves in a good situation. Find out how to safeguard yourself from potential pitfalls and make the best decision possible when it comes time to purchase a home.

Five Things To Know About Credit Cards
Understanding credit cards is simple when you recognize one basic fact above all — no two credit cards are exactly the same. Learning a few of the basic facts about credit cards can help you understand how a potential credit card issuer’s offer affects how you will spend, pay and manage your account.

How To Get Started With Private Student Loans
Figuring out private student loans can be tricky at first glance and the experience of researching and applying can be filled with unknowns. Follow this guidance step by step to get a better understanding of what to be aware of and also what to expect during the application process and beyond.

Current Students and the Changing Student Loan Industry
Staying informed and up-to-date can only help both current and former students when it comes to student loan debt and student loan repayment options. Current students must maintain a good understanding of the student loan industry and its most recent changes in order to experience as smooth of a transition as possible after graduation.

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