If youâve been watching this yearâs tech stock rollercoaster with an odd sense of déjà vu, youâre not alone. Members of the market-watching media have noted the strong parallels between todayâs tech sector and what went down when the dot-com bubble burst back in 2000. And those similaritiesârising stock valuations, an increase in initial public […]
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Philly has long been known for its parks, dating back to when the Colony of Pennsylvania was founded. Today, there are a handful of parks that really stand out.
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In another effort to buoy the flagging housing market, the Obama administration announced today that it would essentially be removing the upfront mortgage insurance premium on streamlined FHA refinances. So homeowners who currently hold an FHA loan, looking to refinance into another FHA loan to lower their mortgage rate, will pay just 0.01% in upfront [&hellip
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College tuition can be costly whether you are seeking an undergraduate and graduate degree, attending an out-of-state public university, or taking classes at a private university. If you do not have adequate savings to pay for classes, room and board, food, travel and other necessities, then you may be considering how to pay for college. […]
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One of the best parts about living in an apartment is that when something goes wrong (like the heat isn’t […]
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In case you havenât heard by now, the so-called âNational Mortgage Settlementâ was finalized today. Itâs the largest multi-state settlement since the Tobacco Settlement back in 1998, related to robosigning allegations that took place over the past several years. Essentially, some of the nationâs largest loan servicers routinely signed off on foreclosure documents without doing [&hellip
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When youâre worried about money and feel your options are limited, debt can feel like a pair of handcuffs. And if it feels like you canât do what you want to doâwhich is to pay it all off and get yourself freeâthereâs the temptation to do nothing. But there are some things that can be […]
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