Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on Monday the Treasury is developing new programs under the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and that he's confident the Treasury is pursuing the right strategy. "We are actively engaged in developing…(read more)
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said that additional measures announced by the Federal Reserve and Treasury Tuesday morning are aimed at aiding the U.S. housing market and restoring affordable bank lending to consumers and small businesses. It was announced…(read more)
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on Thursday the Treasury's priority is restoring stability and repairing capital markets, but that market recovery will take some time. He urged further efforts to find solutions that aren't reckless. "Clearly…(read more)
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The $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) was designed to stabilize the financial system and improve lending liquidity, and "is not a panacea for all our economic difficulties" said U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on Tuesday…(read more)
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said tensions in financial markets will probably continue for many months, and now that his government has addressed the potential failures of massive corporations, the next step will be to deliver a boost to the…(read more)
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We have always been committed to educating consumers and what we are now sharing with customers does not sit well with the big mortgage companies. We are sharing with consumers how to pay off their mortgages WITHOUT REFINANCING and in many cases WITHOUT SPENDING ANY MORE MONEY OUT OF POCKET.
The mortgage companies don’t want you to know this stuff because the sooner you pay off your mortgage, the sooner they lose their monthly revenue stream AND they realize that you may never need them again! They are afraid that this will ultimately take MILLIONS of dollars out of their coffers.
If you are interested in learning what the mortgage companies have been keeping from you and specifically how you can use this information to pay off your mortgage in 1/3 to 1/2 of the time, please call Consumers Advantage Mortgage at 800-757-9704.
For those that are wondering, this is NOT a bi-weekly mortgage program.
Wishing you financial freedom!
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Retail data show consumers kept up their spending last month. Lehman Brothers’ earnings beat expectations despite damage from the credit crisis
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S&P unearthed nine issues under $10 that are good bets for bargain hunters: They’re undervalued and they have momentum
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