My Finance Destiny
Tuesday 24 June 2014
Sunday 22 June 2014
Friday 3 May 2013
What Governmental Debt Relief Action Could Mean For American Borrowers
The consumer finance initiatives recently
enacted by the federal government have hardly had sufficient time to make clear
the degree of their effects on common American consumers. However, unprejudiced
spectators have given doubtful approval to the legislative debt relief
ventures. The strengthening of the FTC’s powers to protect debtors against the debt
relief companies could not probably have the similar consequences upon the
United States economy as the investment banking bill recommended by Senators
Barney Frank and Chris Dodd. Still, some analysts predict that the new Consumer
Financial Protection Bureau, an enforcement arm of the FTC shall slowly provide
same beneficial repercussions i.e., forcibly restrain the deceptive practices
of illegitimate firms.
Tuesday 23 April 2013
Bonds are not prerequisite to eliminate unemployment trust fund debt by 2015
Issuing a bond might not succeed in helping the employers or the state to acquire money as the state owes $343.6 million debt to the feds for unemployment insurance.
According to the calculation of the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services and published by the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce states, the Arkansas can attain financial freedom by 2015. The new modification brought by the previous legislative session coupled with escalating economic scenario helps Arkansas to become debt free.
Wednesday 7 November 2012
Change Your Bad Financial Habits For Good
It is said that old habits die hard and this can often be used as an excuse not to attempt to break a bad habit. If you're sick of making excuses for not changing your spending habits, sick of not having money for those emergencies that sometimes crop up, sick of worrying about how you're ever going to retire, there is hope. Changing your habits is not easy but it is possible if you truly want to do things differently. Change could, at first, even be a bit painful, but if you stick with it you will soon start to see progress. That progress will then spur you on to greater achievements.
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