Archive for December, 2007



SPONSOR POST: Cash Advance as a Short Way to Cold Cash

Thursday 13 December 2007 @ 4:46 pm
Credit cards are a convenient form of money. But there are situations when you need cold cash. You can get it from your credit account at the bank or nearest ATM.
Lack of knowledge always leads us to unforeseen situations and can be a reason of debt. Applying for a cash advance be ready for rather high interest rates, specific cash advance fee that can be dear, and no grace period. High interest rates on cash advance are not a caprice of credit companies. Transactions of cash cost them money and more than credit card purchases. Moreover, logically thinking, if you need cash, you have some financial problems. And creditors will look at you not as at a trustworthy customer. So, they create such security measures against the risk of repayment as high rates. As for cash advance fee, it is calculated differently. Some companies charge a flat fee which means that you need to pay an amount of money fixed. The others offer to pay a percentage of the amount advanced. Many credit issuers combine both of the methods to calculate the cash advance fee. First and last, cash advance is not the best option for getting cash. Withdrawing money from your credit card will be too costly. Source: Credit card cash advances



The Fed Cuts Rates, The Stock Market Plummets

Tuesday 11 December 2007 @ 4:13 pm

Most of you would have thought “the Fed cuts rates, stocks are going to jump higher and higher.” Similar to what they’ve been doing over the past week or two. The stock market has been on the rise.

But today, when the Feds announced a quarter point cut stocks plummeted. I mean dropped like a rock, loosing almost 300 point overall. This after a morning of strong movement upwards.

Stocks like Google, GOOG, went from being up $5 to dropping nearly $20. Almost everything else followed suit, on the NASDAQ and the NYSE stocks just dropped.

The reason being, is because there was a general though that Feds would drop rates a half point and they didn’t. We’ll see how things rebound tomorrow.








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