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Bonding Companies Contractor Criteria by:Michael Weisbrot

Bonding companies look at far more than just owners' personal credit when it comes to contract surety over $100,000. A surety wants to have confidence in their bonded contractors prior to approval. There are numerous different actions a contractor can take to instill confidence in a bonding company. A contractor must be organized and practice restraint when necessary to gain the trust of an underwriter.For most, the best way to run a company...more

Prepare Your Home For Sale: Kitchen Makeover Ideas by:Jeanette Joy Fisher

Money spent updating your kitchen rewards you better than money spent on any other upgrades to your home. When it comes to kitchens, buyers continue to demand improvement in efficiency and style, and they love remodeled kitchens and new appliances. Even if you home costs less than the newer homes in your area, buyers view the model homes and hold the ideal in mind while home shopping.Newer homes place kitchens open to the family room and often...more

Worried About the Inverted Yield Curve? by:Dr. Michael A. S. Guth, Ph.D., J.D.

The yield curve refers to the interest rates on bonds of varying maturity. Normally, we expect the yield on bonds with longer maturities to have a higher yield than those of shorter maturity bonds. Because it is less of a burden to tie up one's money for three months or a year, rather than five years or ten years, investors must be given an incentive to place their funds in bonds of longer maturity. This incentive takes the form of a higher interest rate paid on bonds with longer duration. Similarly, we can justify the higher yields on longer maturity bonds based on risk: the foreseeable risk to the economy over the next three-months or year is much less than the risk over five or ten years. Thus the higher yield on long-dated bonds is required to compensate for the added risk of holding an investment that long.On December 30, 2005, many newspapers heralded the fact that the yield curve on U.S. government bonds had become inverted. In fact, the curve was not consistently inverted. The yield on two-year Treasury notes (just under 4.4%) barely exceeded the yield on ten-year Treasury notes (4.39%). Ordinarily, this type of yield structure will be a self-correcting problems....more

Affirming Money by:Skye Thomas

Creating abundance is probably the hottest topic across the internet. Whether you're looking to start a business from your home computer or trying to payoff your mortgage in time to retire with comfort, everyone seems interested in how to get more money. There are personal growth and spiritual growth lessons involved in creating wealth that...more

Guy Talk And The Business Women by:Roxanne Batson

Women managers, women business owners and other business women must sometimes contend with unenlightened behavior and attitudes from male colleagues. You can either choose to get your dander up each time, which induces stress and health issues that hurt you (not the guy) or figure out how to deal effectively with it.Business Communication That...more

Lease Options or Rent to Own? by:Alexis Dey

Finding a rent-to-own house is one of the many ways someone with bad or no credit can buy a house. You will often find them called names like lease/options, lease with option to buy, lease purchase, lease 2 purchase, rent with option to buy, rent to own, or rent to buy homes.There are a few differences between rent-to-own and lease-option agreements, although many people use the terms interchangeably. With a rent to own (or rent to buy) home, the buyer makes an agreement with the owner that part or all of the rent money will go towards the down payment of the home, and at a certain date, perhaps 2-5 years in the future, the renter will purchase the home, using the money that was set aside as the down payment.There is usually not much money put down in the beginning, outside of what would normally be needed for a rental home, so this is a good way to get into a home for little or no down payment.Another advantage to a rent to buy situation is that if you compare how much rent money is applied monthly to the home price, even if it is only 25-50%, it will still be much more money paid on the principal of the house than if you had taken out a loan for it. If you look at how much money...more

Home Equity Loans - A Method to Unearth the Hidden Equity by:Steve Clark

You never thought that your home can be worth anything except for living purposes. Yes, a real estate broker would have offered a large sum on this house. But you never planned to sell the house because of an emotional attachment with it.One of the...more

Is Your Subprime Mortgage Lender A Predatory Lender by:Carrie Reeder

Subprime lenders offer financing for people with low credit scores who don't qualify for a conventional loan. Subprime financing can be offered through traditional mortgage lenders like banks, credit unions, or mortgage lenders. There are also...more

Home Equity Loan Refinancing by:Carrie Reeder

If you have lived in your home for more than two years, it has probably appreciated which means that you have built up equity. What is home equity? Home equity is the difference between the value of your home and the amount of all that you owe on...more

Poor Credit Mortgage Refinance - Refinancing Your Home After Your Credit Score Has Dropped by:Carrie Reeder

You can still refinance with bad credit, but you will need to shop around. Each refinance application is looked at on an individual basis. So even if you have bad credit, other factors could qualify you for a low interest rate. However, if you...more

Debt Consolidation Mortgage Loan - Pros And Cons by:Carrie Reeder

Debt consolidation mortgage loans can help you lower your interest rates and monthly payments. With reduced rates, you can also pay off your debt sooner. However, reducing your equity could subject you to private mortgage rates. You may also end up...more

Easy Template to Write Your Own Cover Letter by:Heather Eagar

The following cover letter sample gives an idea of what most job hunters should do when composing these. It consists of only a very few paragraphs, and is therefore short and easy to read. The reason for this sample being short is simply because...more
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