As the news gets into a frenzy over the recent bank failures, the failed bid for a bailout and the continuing bad news about the economy, many consumers are left wondering just how these bank failures and other events will affect them personally. While there is no one answer, this is a time for caution, [...]
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How Will Bank Failures Affect You?
October 21st, 2008 — , bad news, bailout, bank failure, bank failures, banking, company policies, credit karma, curtain, different company, doom, fdic insurance, frenzy, gaps, human nature, money in the bank, new management, personal finance, privacy rules, sev, stock market, trouble in the air, washington mutual, whirlwind, worst case scenarios from Credit Karma @ Credit and Personal Finance Blog | Credit Karma
Can You Trust Online Banks?
September 18th, 2008 — , ING Direct, banking, fdic insurance, high yield savings, high yield savings account from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
Jim writes about personal finance at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.
I recently had a chat with one of my friends about online banking, how she had just started checking her account online, using bill pay functions, and managing her transactions through a website. She’s a pretty savvy individual, a mechanical engineer by trade, but not especially [...]
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- Confirmed My 5.1% Zopa CD Two days I purchased a Zopa CD right after the Federal Reserve cut the fed funds rate 75 basis points. I half expected Zopa to renege on the 5.1% that I signed up under, especially since Bank Rate not shows that a 5.1% 1 year CD is now the top yielding 1......
- Just How Safe is Your Money Right Now? Even after the government took the opportunity to step in and bail out one of our largest insurance companies, the stock market still managed to find a way to completely tank, because many investors were not persuaded that this intervention was going to protect their investments. This is when you......
Finance 101: Good Debt vs. Bad Debt
July 8th, 2008 — , Bad debt, Finance 101, Insurance, fdic insurance, good debt, leverage, mortgage, student loans from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
I’m amazed by the number of people who seem to be against debt. Debt has become has a problem in America, but I think too many people clump the good with the bad. To the people that don’t like debt, would you take a million dollar loan at 1% interest? I would. I’d immediately put it in a few interest baring accounts that are FDIC insured (I say a few because FDIC insurance doesn’t cover a whole million). At today’s rates, which are historically pretty low, you can make a guaranteed 3% on that money. [...]
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