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October 16, 2009 | By Susanne Novak In Finance | The American economy may be in bad shape right now and many people lost their jobs. But there is a silver lining in all this gloom and doom. Home ownership is more affordable than ever. Let’s face it, the prices of homes have dropped, interest rates are at all time lows and the government created new incentives for you to buy your first home.Home ownership always had great benefits. You can deduct your mortgage interest from your taxes, y

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Paul Volcker was the Federal Reserve chairman back in the early 1980s. He had been appointed by President Jimmy Carter in 1979. His task was to squelch inflation and that he did by sharply hiking short-term interest rates. Unfortunately, the economy took a huge hit as a result of his inflation-fighting efforts, but he did kill off inflation for a generation. That feat alone gives him enormous credibility in terms of our banking and monetary system. Now, of course, Volcker is back in the ne

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The Fed’s FOMC announcement came out… We got exactly what I expected, a kind of wishy-washy, “hedging our bets” statement from the Fed. You have to remember that Bernanke was Greenspan’s right hand man for much of the bubble days of the ‘90s and early ‘00s, so the guy is an expert at walking both sides of the line when it comes to policy and public statements. For instance, the Fed announced it would keep interest rates between 0% and 0.25% for an “extended period.” No surprise there. As I’

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If you have been paying your current mortgage from long time like from two years than you could have to refinance your current mortgage through a new mortgage refinance loan. The price of real estate goes up and there is no doubt, you will get a better rate for your home. Several aspects like the value of your house, your income and your present credit score and the presented interest rates as dictated by economic situation will change your mortgage refinance rate . All over the country, pri

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by John Dashwood If you are considering refinancing your home mortgage, there are many factors you should consider before making your decision, especially if you are refinancing to save money on your current loan. Your savings will be dependent on the number of years left on your current loan and the amount that you intend to refinance on your home. People get a refinance for different reasons. The top reasons are lower interest rates, debt consolidation, use home equity, and to get rid the

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