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January 06, 2012
Promissory Notes
Promissory notes are needed to document details about financial transactions. They are used to provide lenders with legal records that can be used as evidence in court if borrowers default on loan terms.
Promissory notes are used with most kinds of loans, including personal, business, auto, and real estate. They can be used by family members, friends, business partners, mortgage lenders, auto financing companies, credit card companies, or any other person or entity that extends credit.
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November 29, 2011
Lottery Taxes
Lottery taxes are the downside of winning large sums of money or valuable prizes in state and national games. One thing is certain. If you don't pay the IRS the tax man will be knocking on your door. Just ask Richard Hatch, winner of the reality show Survivor.
If you don't pay lottery taxes when they're due, you'll end up owing the IRS even more. They can assess late fees, penalties, and interest that continuously accrues until it reaches maximum level.
The first thing jackpot lottery winners should do is talk to a financial planner or tax accountant. They could also arrange a meeting with the IRS. The point is to get professional help and eliminate the risk of making costly mistakes.
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September 26, 2009
Debt Solutions
Today, many people are looking for debt solutions. They are tired of being stressed out by mounting debt and exorbitant interest rates. Millions of Americans require immediate debt help in order avoid foreclosure or bankruptcy.
Several debt solutions exist including: budgeting, debt consolidation, debt management, debt settlement, credit counseling and bankruptcy. Each option carries its own set of pros and cons. Not all options are available to everyone. Some require debtors to meet specific criteria, while others charge fees for services rendered.
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May 08, 2009
Contract for Deed
Contract for deed is a real estate technique used when sellers finance all or part of the mortgage loan. The seller executes a contract which details the terms of the sale. Both the seller and buyer must sign the contract and have it notarized in order for it to be legally binding. The seller retains the property deed until contract terms are fulfilled.
The most common uses of contract for deed include lease-to-own, land contracts, and seller carry back mortgages. While contract for deed has been used for decades, this type of financing has become quite popular in recent months.
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March 31, 2009
Private Money
Private money refers to loans obtained from individuals, investors or funding groups. With the current credit crisis, many real estate investors and home buyers are obtaining funding from private resources instead of traditional lenders. Private money loans can be used to purchase real estate, businesses, automobiles, farm equipment, investment properties and anything else a borrower would normally finance through a bank.
Private money loans are an excellent option for people with blemished credit. Lenders have placed tight constraints on lending practices, making it increasingly difficult for anyone to obtain a mortgage loan or business financing. For individuals with a low credit score, the chance of obtaining bank approval is next to none
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March 15, 2009
Chapter Eleven
Chapter eleven bankruptcy is used by corporations, partnerships and sole proprietors to reorganize business debts. Oftentimes referred to as 'corporate bankruptcy', Chapter 11 allows business owners time to restructure debt in an attempt to become a viable business.
During chapter eleven, businesses are allowed to continue normal operations. If the company is publically-held the reorganization plan must be provided to investors. Distribution of interest and principal payments to bondholders is prohibited during the reorganization phase. Stockholders are placed at the bottom of the list and unable to collect proceeds until creditors are repaid
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December 28, 2008
Debt Help
Millions of consumers need debt help, but most do not know where to turn. From debt consolidation to debt settlement and credit counseling to bankruptcy; there are programs which address nearly any financial dilemma. The problem is determining which is best suited for your needs.
Today, we're going to review debt help programs and what they offer. Since there are numerous options, this article briefly touches upon the most popular. Additional information and resources can be obtained by clicking on the highlighted links.
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December 25, 2008
Credit Counseling
Credit counseling is a good option for people who are considering bankruptcy or those who have trouble managing their money. Credit counseling is also good for people who are just starting out and want to ensure they begin their life journey with a strong financial foothold.
Credit counseling is available in nearly every metropolitan city across the United States. Most agencies charge a fee for their services. However, there are non-profit credit counseling agencies that provide no- or low-cost services to those who qualify.
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December 19, 2008
Bankruptcy Information
There is plenty of bankruptcy information available these days. Considering more than 1 million people have filed for bankruptcy protection this year, many Internet marketers are capitalizing on this top-ranking keyword. The problem is, much of the information is used solely for profit and not to provide sound advice.
In order to obtain accurate bankruptcy information, it is important to go to the source. Bankruptcy filings are overseen by the U.S. Trustee Program which is a division of the U.S. Department of Justice. The Trustee Program website provides comprehensive bankruptcy information and resources to help debtors determine if bankruptcy is their best option.
Real Estate Investing article on "Bankruptcy Information"
December 17, 2008
Debt Relief
Debt relief is the buzzword of the day. From Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to banks and automakers, everyone is searching for their own personal bail-out. And, while it is now official that America is in a recession, most people have been feeling the financial pinch for quite some time.
Obtaining debt relief is no easy feat; however it can be accomplished. The problem is most people want instant financial gratification. Unless you hit the lottery jackpot, chances are this isn't going to happen. It took time to build your mountain of debt and it is going to take time to chisel it away.