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A default rate of 12 to 14 percent. That is up from 1% in 2007 and a long-term average of 4.5%. These are not just small firms, but companies with more than $100 million in assets as well. That doesn't sound like recovery to us. What is very significant is At the same time the Fed and Wall Street are trying to cover-up, as they did 2-1/2 years ago what became a credit crisis. Last time they ramped up the stock market and they are attempting ...
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An important part of managing your finances well includes keeping debt levels at a minimum. If you are like the average consumer, it is almost impossible to live completely debt free, however as many people have learned, carrying high interest Credit Card debt can destroy any chance of reaching your financial goals. Each year we all have the opportunity to start “fresh” and outline our goals for the coming twelve months. This year it is ...
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