Online Investing and Trading discussions at www.streetplayer.comWritten by sarathy
The new investment forum, www.streetplayer.com is back. streetplayer.com is an investment information site for those interested in using Internet to obtain information about stocks and other securities. Our plan is to build comprehensive database of financial sites, and later on offer daily market updates, newsletters, portfolio management tools, message boards, chat rooms etc. We will cover areas of stock investing, daytrading, options trading and speculating Streetplayer.com, is a place where investors, share traders, brokers from around world discuss in detail about latest happenings in share market world, post complaints against fraudulent sepeculators, and trade shares. South Korean stocks led Asian shares higher on Monday, buoyed by robust earnings at LG Electronics <066570.KS>, while dollar stayed near four-month lows against euro after weak inflation data. - Reuters As per comment from gerrard.com, July has given us hoped for month of consolidation. Markets have been bombarded with data, both economic and corporate,
| | Consolidate Debt With A Home Equity LoanWritten by Levetta Rivera
If you are a home owner who is having to borrow from Peter to pay Paul due to a mounting debt load, a debt consolidation home equity loan may be answer. A debt consolidation loan will allow you to consolidate your high interest credit card and consumer loans into one low rate, affordable monthly payment.A debt consolidation home equity loan is a secured loan. Your home will be used as collateral and lender will have a lien on your home until loan is paid off. None less if you are drowning in a sea of debt, a debt consolidation loan can give you a new financial start. It can help you avoid bankruptcy as well as end harassing creditor phone calls. In addition, in most cases your monthly payment will be significantly lower freeing up cash that can be used for savings. It is important that once you obtain your debt consolidation loan that you cut up your credit cards and close out accounts. This will help you to avoid temptation of running up another debt load on your newly paid-off credit cards. If this happens you can find yourself in a situation that is worse than before you consolidated your debt!
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