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Credit Cards are very commonly used all over the world. The method of usage differs with mind of people. Some people use credit cards for online shopping on internet, while few use it for paying their utility bills. Due to the huge usage of credit cards, banks are now issuing different kind of credit cards [...]
Archive for September, 2009
The multipurpose usage of Credit cards!!
Posted by arif on September 30th, 2009
Posted in Credit Cards, Featured 
Tags: accounting finance, Budget Planner, credit card, Credit Cards, Credit Crads, Debt, Financial Planning, frugality, Investing Blog, Money, money management, Online Money Management, Payday Loans, Personal Finance, savings account, savings accounts, Teens Crdit Cards 
1 Comment »Gold Strategies of Central Banks….
Posted by arif on September 20th, 2009
We all know that the biggest demand for gold comes from central banks. Just how has their buying or selling strategy been over the last 12 months? Is their strategy influenced by the amount of USD being printed into circulation? Are they afraid of the dollar not being able to uphold its long term value? [...]
Posted in Featured, General Finance Tags: 2010, Cash Advance, Cash Advance companies, Central Banks, competition, Credit Cards, Europe, Fee, Financial, Financial Crises, Gold, Gold Market, IMF, IMF Gold, Interest Rates, Internet, Late fee, Official holder of gold, Online facility, online forms, Payment, Refund, Shop, Shop around the world, Short term Cash advance 2 Comments »Go for the best Financial Responsible Cash Advance Loan…
Posted by arif on September 8th, 2009
Cash Advance Loans are now commonly offered and used worldwide. They are offered are various interest rates and consumers using them according to their needs. Internet is playing a vital role in providing the facility of selecting and applying for the best loan company. Consumer’s worldwide turn to cash advances when they’re in the midst [...]
Microcredits: A new idea of helping poor people…
Posted by arif on September 3rd, 2009
Academics have been trying to work out from the evidence whether microcredit does actually raise people’s incomes. The idea of Micro Credits is yet cleared but according to Dean Karlan, professor of economics at Yale University, micro credits is actually a new evolutionary idea of helping those people who don’t have much for their economical [...]
Posted in General Finance Tags: Banks, Control Group, Dean, Dean Karlan, economics, Governments, Karlan, Micro Credits, Microcrdit, Philippines, Poor people, Poverty, Questions, Reducing poverty, Yale University 6 Comments »
