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Divorce Doesn't Have To Ruin Your Credit Rating |
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Divorce and Credit -
Divorce and Credit
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Written by Dave Robinson
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Wednesday, 30 November 2005 |
In 1996, I divorced my wife and with that divorce came the normal
dividing of property and assets. There also was the discussion
regarding our credit card debt. We were married for 5 years and used
the credit cards as a couple, but the credit cards were in my name
only. Sadly, it became my responsibility to pay for the huge debt that
we had created together.
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Getting Your Affairs in Order: A Guide to Living Wills |
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Personal Finance -
Estate Planning
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Written by Larry Denton
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Wednesday, 30 November 2005 |
Living wills--sometimes referred to as "health care directives"--are
for adults of all ages, not just the elderly. Some of the most
recognized court cases concerning the "right to die" issue have
involved people in their 20s and 30s--people like Karen Quinlan and
Terri Schiavo. Living wills are essential documents for conscientious
parents and spouses. Why leave your family in a constant state of worry
and confusion when a legal document can specify your personal desires
pertaining to the end of your life.
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6 Reasons Why You Should Have A Living Trust |
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Personal Finance -
Estate Planning
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Written by Michael P. Pancheri
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Wednesday, 30 November 2005 |
If you've ever thought about a living trust, it's probably because you
hate the idea of going through probate. Living trusts have been heavily
marketed on that basis over the past several years and, yes, living
trusts certainly do avoid probate. But, there's a whole lot more to
living trusts than just that. In fact, avoiding probate is not even
oneof the top three reasons for a living trust. In my opinion, it's #4.
To set the record straight, here are the top 6 reasons why you should
have a living trust.
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How To Not Blow Your Budget This Christmas |
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Personal Finance -
General Personal Finance
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Written by Kelly McCausey
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Wednesday, 30 November 2005 |
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Every year thousands of families make a fresh decision to start
living by a budget. They set up accounts on their home computer, begin
to track everything they spend and set limits designed to help them
save more and spend less. |
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Things to consider when building a house |
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Mortgage and Home Finaning -
Construction Loan Information
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Written by Brandon Langlois
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Wednesday, 30 November 2005 |
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It is everyone's dream to own their own home. For most people,
purchasing a home is likely the biggest single investment they will
make in their lifetime. With new housing starts at an all-time high, it
may be time for you to consider getting into the market. If you are
looking for a home that is different from every other house on your
street, you should consider building your own house. |
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