Eight Infuriating Fees You Can Do Nothing About
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) It seems as if we’re charged something every time we take a breath. That may be a bit of hyperbole, but there are certain fees that everyone hates. And the most infuriating thing...
View ArticleAmerica’s Richest & Poorest Cities
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) We’re worried about China overtaking us. We still shudder at the once mighty, though now humbled, economy of Japan. But through it all, the United States remains the wealthiest...
View ArticleThe Black Friday Guide
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) Still think Black Friday happens the day after Thanksgiving?http://www.creditloan.com/infographics/wp-admin/edit.php Well, you’re only partially right. The Black Friday sales that...
View ArticleCentral Government Debt as Percentage of GDP
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) Crusade Against Big Government!! This was the battle cry for more than a few U.S. politicians while campaigning for the 2010 November midterm elections. They promised to scale back...
View ArticleThe Lifespan of A Dollar Bill
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) How much thought do you spare that dollar bill before you pass it through the drive-up window at your local Starbuck’s? If you’re like most people, probably not much. But that dollar...
View ArticleTax Cuts and The Federal Budget
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) Ok, so this time of year the most prevailing things on your mind are sugar plums, gift wrapping, traffic, and long lines at the register. But you really should be giving at least...
View ArticleMoney Supply as Percent of GDP by Country
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) There’s a lot of money in the world, but not all of it can be easily defined as “money.” Just where the money is and who has it is a complicated issue. The wad of money in your...
View ArticleCreditloan.com Best Infographics of 2010
(LINK TO FULL INFOGRAPHICS BELOW) The Truth About Free Credit Reports We’ve all seen the commercials about free credit reports involving pirates and renaissance fairs, but what’s REALLY behind those...
View ArticleIs Walking Away From Your Mortgage OK?
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) The scourge of foreclosures has brought a lot of moral issues to light. Is it OK to simply stop paying your mortgage? The answer you get depends a lot on who you ask and what the...
View ArticleThe Rapidly Changing Labor Force
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) Remember your dad’s winter coat? It was the one that had the name of his employer on it. He wore it every winter. Why not? Your dad never changed jobs. He never needed to wear a...
View ArticleHow The Average American Spends Their Money
The consensus is in. Americans love to spend money. The average American purchased nearly $2,600 worth of goods and services every month, while the average debt per a consumer is over $8,000. Food...
View ArticleHow To: Fix Bad Spending Habits
Many People Have Too Much Debt It’s no secret that many people are deeply in debt and worried about their financial futures. For some, this debt is a result of lower home values and upside-down...
View ArticleThe True Cost of Freedom
Engraved on the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. are the words. “Freedom is not free.” The sentiment? In order to live in a free society, a heavy cost has to be paid. This cost? It’s...
View ArticleCelebrities From Detroit Who Went Bankrupt Before The City
Detroit was once known for the booming automobile industry and the home of The Big Three: Ford, Chrysler and General Motors. Plentiful jobs, strong labor unions and comprehensive benefits made Detroit...
View Article5 Reasons You Must Celebrate Labor Day
Labor Day has long been known as the day to take off work and get in that last picnic of the summer before the seasons change. For many, this first Monday in September provides little remembrance of...
View ArticleGem or Jalopy? 3 Ways To Make The Most of Your Loan and Avoid Getting Ripped-Off
Have you ever bought a used car only to wonder if you’re getting a good deal? And if your credit is less than perfect, you know you are already paying more in interest – so you want a good deal. You...
View ArticleThe Economic Power of Fear
Fear is powerful, and it’s big business, especially in October. Each year millions of average U.S. consumers spend billions of dollars just to be afraid. This is despite the fact that consumer debt...
View ArticleMillionaires in Power: How Capital Hill’s Richest Determine Your Financial Fate.
American political leaders have a tremendous responsibility, including keeping the country safe and secure. A large part of this responsibility includes keeping America financially strong and fiscally...
View ArticleCold States Win: Credit Scores By State
Cold Winters = Higher Scores? Sound like a plan to move to a warmer climate? It might, especially after a hard freeze, but before you move consider what might happen to your credit score. Credit...
View ArticleThe Rising She-Conomy
More and more women are becoming their household’s primary breadwinners and with it comes the increased purchasing power. From buying new cars to paying off debt, trends in gender and their spending...
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