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What is Renters Insurance and Do I Need It?

Renters insurance protects your possessions if they’re stolen or damaged while you’re renting. In addition to burglaries and vandalism, renters insurance protects you against unfortunate events, such as electrical surges, floods, and fires. While many tenants assume they have ample coverage under their landlord’s property insurance, this is actually not typically true. Without renters insurance, […]

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Lawmakers Push For An Extension Of The $8000 First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit Into 2010 In Proposed Bill

Since earlier this year we’ve been talking a lot about the $8000 first time homebuyer tax credit that was passed as a part of the 2009 Economic Stimulus Package. The credit has been available for first time homebuyers since January 1st, and will continue to be available until November 30th. Now that the program is […]

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How Warren Buffett Thinks You Should Invest $1,400 Stimulus Check

Warren Buffett is arguably the most successful stock picker on the planet. So if you’re thinking of investing your $1,400 stimulus check, you might want to follow his advice. Surprisingly, Buffett doesn’t think most people should pick their own stocks, though. The Oracle of Omaha thinks the average investor should seek to “own a cross-section […]

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The Fed Non-Taper Doesn’t Really Save Homeowners That Much Money

It’s been about two weeks since the Fed decided to keep its mortgage purchases going strong, an initiative implemented to keep downward pressure on interest rates. So how meaningful has the decision to keep things unchanged been for mortgage rates? Well, all else being equal, before the non-taper event took place on September 18th, 30-year [&hellip

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The Stock Market Is a Roller Coaster: Here’s Where It’s Heading Next

Up hundreds of points one day, down hundreds the next, stocks seem to be going crazy. But there’s a method to this madness.