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Your my financial future may be in jeopardy as well as your ability to leave a legacy. Did you know that your credit score is as important as your social security number. If you do not have a credit score of 750 or more, it is very likely that you are paying more in insurance premiums, utility bills, and much more.
No matter how much you try to ignore it, this situation consistently plagues our society. It has come to all races and economic backgrounds. Our current financial illiteracy is costing us millions and widening the gap between the rich and the poor, slowly but surely eliminating the middle class. Let's face it, the entire nation is being effected.
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- FARMINGTON HILLS, MI - June 3, 2011- Financial Education Services has earned the NACSO seal, indicating their strong ability to meet credit service industry standards. The National Association of Credit Services Organization ensures creditability by examining a company's background, officers, and customer endorsement.
Speculation surrounds the credit service industry, as many organizations fail to follow regulations set for all companies providing credit services. NACSO's mission is to explore the knowledge and reputation of these businesses and create awareness on those which provide efficient and effective service. Credit restoration services have become an aid in this economy, as erroneous accounts appear on around 80% of consumer credit reports, costing American's thousands each year. After a thorough NACSO business review, Financial Education Services has joined the elite rankings of the industry
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Owning real estate is a great long-term strategy to build wealth. If you have good credit and enough for a down payment you ought to consider adding real estate to your investment portfolio. If you have cash, or can get access to cash, and are seeking returns, real estate can offer some very high yields vis-a-vis renting.
Trend #1: Remaining a Buyer’s Market
Although the housing market has shown signs of improvement, it is likely to remain a buyer’s market for some time now. In other words, the low prices and large inventory we have seen over the past year or so is likely to continue through at least the rest of the year.
Trend #2: More Foreclosures to Hit the Market
Although home values have been starting to stabilize in some areas, this doesn’t mean foreclosures have come to an end. While the rate of homes being foreclosed upon should continue to slow, we are still likely to see more foreclosures than the norm over the next several months.
Trend #3: Stabilizing Home Values
Home values have already started to show some signs of stabilization in certain markets throughout the country and, fortunately, we are likely to see more stabilization over the next several months. Of course, many markets will still continue to struggle during this same time frame.
Trend #4: Increased Mortgage Rates
While mortgage rates have still remained at the lowest rate they have been in 50 years, this trend is not likely to continue. As the market continues to stabilize, interest rates are likely to go up in the near future. Nonetheless, it looks like those who are interested in purchasing a home should still enjoy low mortgage rates for at least a few more months.
Trend #5: Lending Standards Remain Tight
Although lending standards have loosened up a bit, they are likely to remain tight for quite some time. While it will be easier to purchase a home than it was just a year ago, you should still expect to be asked to show plenty of documentation and to have excellent credit if you hope to purchase a home in 2011.
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