Do You Know Who You Are Dealing With?

August 18, 2010

Online payday cash advances like the ones offered by Payday Angel are great and efficient in getting you money when you need it the most.  However, do you know who you are really dealing with?  Are you sure that the person who claims to provide you with ‘instant approval’ is actually the lender that is going to loan you the money?  9 times out of 10 it’s not.  Instead you are dealing with a middle man who takes your application information and forwards it on to a bunch of lenders that they work with.  Quite often these lenders are not even located in the United States and when you are dealing with an offshore company, your rights under the federal law are nullified.

Before you accept any cash advance or electronically sign any papers make sure you contact the actual lender and are positive they are the ones issuing you your advance.  They will have licenses in place and are required to abide by the law of the state you live in when it comes to advances.  They will practice good business that is also ethical.  All of the legitimate lenders will be licensed, regulated and professional.  If you are unsure of their business practices, ask to see their licensing information.  If they make a fuss about providing it, refuse the advance they are offering you and look for someone else.

Get Fast Cash Loans Even With Bad Credit

July 26, 2010
It used to be really difficult for people with less than perfect credit to get a loan. Banks and other lending institutions have in the past followed very strict guidelines which dictated who they would, or would not issue a loan. This has made it difficult for some individuals to get a loan who may have a blemish or two on their credit. Luckily, if you fall into this category, you can still get the money you need.
Mypaydayangel is a service which can get you the money you need without the hassle of going to the bank and feeling like you’re begging for a loan you probably will not receive. This type of loan is perfect in instances where you don’t want anyone else to know you’re having money issues.  The money is there for you when you need it, you don’t have to worry about getting turned down.
The online application process is simple, straightforward and doesn’t take anywhere near the time it would take you to go to your local bank or loan office. The funds will be deposited directly into your bank account upon approval, so there’s no need to worry about having to get a check cashed. The money is instantly available upon deposit, so you can use it right away. If you need a loan to get you over a rough spot, this is the answer to your situation.

It used to be really difficult for people with less than perfect credit to get a loan. Banks and other lending institutions have in the past followed very strict guidelines which dictated who they would, or would not issue a loan. This has made it difficult for some individuals to get a loan who may have a blemish or two on their credit. Luckily, if you fall into this category, you can still get the money you need.
Mypaydayangel is a service which can get you the money you need without the hassle of going to the bank and feeling like you’re begging for a loan you probably will not receive. This type of loan is perfect in instances where you don’t want anyone else to know you’re having money issues.  The money is there for you when you need it, you don’t have to worry about getting turned down.
The online application process is simple, straightforward and doesn’t take anywhere near the time it would take you to go to your local bank or loan office. The funds will be deposited directly into your bank account upon approval, so there’s no need to worry about having to get a check cashed. The money is instantly available upon deposit, so you can use it right away. If you need a loan to get you over a rough spot, this is the answer to your situation.

US Auto Sales To Slide In Absence Of Cash For Clunkers

September 22, 2009

US Auto Sales To Slide In Absence Of Cash For Clunkers

http://www.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idUSTRE57U4MI20090901?pageNumber=2&virtualBrandChannel=0

The US government’s cash for clunkers may have boosted automobile sales in August to a 20-month high but now that the program has been exhausted the sales are expected to slide back. However, the extent of the slide in auto sales remains highly debatable. While automobile sales reached a high of 16 million vehicles in August, September is likely to be a much leaner month with the severity of the decline in sales dependant on the overall health of the US economy. Several analysts believe that the positive news related to the economic situation and improved consumer confidence could keep the average monthly sales above the 9.5 million mark that was witnessed in the first half of the current year.

Back To The Old Ways

September 7, 2009

Back To The Old Ways

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090901/ap_on_bi_ge/us_auto_sales;_ylt=AvmltrFElxPjtDuvbKToeoqyBhIF;_ylu=X3oDMTJlOXFocWUyBGFzc2V0A2FwLzIwMDkwOTAxL3VzX2F1dG9fc2FsZXMEY3BvcwMzBHBvcwM3BHNlYwN5bl90b3Bfc3RvcnkEc2xrA2F1dG9zYWxlc3Bvcw–

The brief, electrifying period is over with the end of the “Cash for Clunkers” program. After a month of hectic activity, when car sales brought back memories of the good times, dealers and auto manufacturers are readying themselves for a slow autumn, possibly even slower than what would have been if the “cash for clunkers” program had not been introduced.

There was however some signs of a strengthening economy prior to the launch of this program, and optimists are hoping that those signs will support the industry in the coming months. There is also discussion on what the auto manufacturers will need to do to attract buyers to the showroom, and whether this will entail another round of rebates, this time at the cost of the auto manufacturer.

President To Stay Uninvolved In Compensation Setting For Bailed Out Companies.

August 24, 2009

President To Stay Uninvolved In Compensation Setting For Bailed Out Companies.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a3dqZsP51wrY

As part of what appears to be a PR tactic, the President’s office is keeping a safe distance from approving pay packages of companies receiving tax payer aid. All decisions regarding what is a politically burning issue have been left to the judgment of Kenneth Feinberg who has been anointed the sole administrator for the task.

Once again the public relations offices of the president have shown unique insight in handling sensitive public issues. In disengaging himself and the government with what is literally `pay setting’, the President has managed to maintain the necessary balance between the two opposite viewpoints; tighter control over executive bonuses vs. opportunity for independent assessment.

Geithner Tells Regulators To Stop Verbal Fighting

August 13, 2009

Geithner Tells Regulators To Stop Verbal Fighting

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2009/08/treasury-secretary-

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has asked the country’s various regulatory bodies to stop fighting over the proposed regulatory overhaul. Several regulators have in recent days announced their objections to the proposed plan, which includes giving more powers to the Federal Reserve to oversee the country’s financial system. The creation of a new consumer financial protection agency has also received flak from various corners. Continued protests by the various regulators could encourage House and Senate members to challenge the proposed plan. Geithner said the regulators had already been given a chance to air their views and it was high time that they should stop. Geithner aims to ensure that turf battles between various regulators do not hinder the much-needed overhaul of the country’s regulatory system.

The Dow Crosses The 9,000 Mark

July 29, 2009

The Dow Crosses The 9,000 Mark

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090723/ap_on_bi_st_ma_re/us_wall_street;_ylt=AogjvwzrMWwNYu7RLXPP5c6yBhIF;_ylu=X3oDMTMwNmxvbmMyBGFzc2V0A2FwLzIwMDkwNzIzL3VzX3dhbGxfc3RyZWV0BGNwb3MDMQRwb3MDMgRwdANzZWN0aW9uc19jb2tlBHNlYwN5bl90b3Bfc3RvcnkEc2xrA2Rvd3RvcHM5MDAwYQ–

Investors are happy, and their joy pushed the Dow above the 9,000 mark for the first time since January. What is the reason for their happiness? Existing home sales increased in June, the third straight month of increase. Added to that was the news that the increase in June was in excess of the expected increase.

It is now a great time to buy a house. While home purchase may be showing an increase, home particularly the foreclosed ones are still available at bargain prices. Banks have a huge load of such properties they want to get rid off. They are willing to sell these off at deeply discounted prices. Low interest rates coupled with tax incentives, complete the happy picture. All in all, a good time to buy.

An Problem Looming Large – A Huge National Debt

July 13, 2009

An Problem Looming Large – A Huge National Debt

http://www.usatoday.com/money/economy/2009-07-04-national-debt_N.htm

Experts are already giving a grim picture – they are pointing at the huge national debt, America is gonna be in after it emerges from the current recession. In 1989, the national debt was $2.7 trillion. 10 years down the line, in 2008, the amount had touched the astronomical amount of $10 trillion, which has grown to $11.4 trillion in just one more year. If you convert the money, it is $37,000 per American! So won’t you agree if we say that the national debt is gonna be as gory as the current economic downturn.

Housing Market Looking Up

June 29, 2009

Housing Market Looking Up

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090626/ap_on_bi_ge/us_earns_kb_home

There is a problem in doing well. Everybody expects you to do better the next time. If not that at least keep up the performance. The same is the case with KB Home. After a stupendous performance in the first quarter where it reported a 26% year on year increase in new home orders for the first time in three years, the expectation, particularly on Wall Street was that it will do better in the second quarter.

Expectations are often unrealistic. As it turned out KB Home showed a 31% drop in new home orders year on year in the second quarter. However, in comparison to the first quarter, orders grew 59%.

Isn’t that something to cheer about? Wall Street does not think so. The trick in making Wall Street happy is in exceeding expectations. Therefore even if a company has made a loss, but the loss was smaller than analysts’ expectations, Wall Street reacts positively. Strange, isn’t it?

New I Phone Spell Trouble For Rivals.

June 15, 2009

New I Phone Spell Trouble For Rivals.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/201241

The newest entrant on the block, Apple’s 3GS, will be available from Jun 19. The 3G in the 3GS stands for third generation while the S stands for speed. It includes features like a video camera, improved 3 mega pixel still camera wit auto focus, a digital compass and faster web browsing. The 16 GB version is available for $199 and the 32 GB version for $299. The current I Phone will continue to be available at a new price point of $99 down $100 from its earlier $199 and this price change is effective immediately.
With the speed and creativity that Apple continues to show in redefining the computing market, it is no surprise that they continue to be market leaders. With this new launch, they will leave the competition even further behind.