Sooner or later we must all learn how to be financially responsible, since we will have to take on more and more responsibilities throughout our life. Handling finances is not too difficult, yet a lot of us fail to show the strength of character that is necessary to manage our resources properly. Since we go […]
Trump or Hillary Good for Precious Metals?
By Clint Siegner, Originally Posted on Money Metals Exchange This year’s presidential election is getting lots of attention, and many are wondering how the outcome might impact the gold and silver markets. What will a Donald Trump victory be good for prices and what will be the impact of a Hillary Clinton presidency? There is […]
4 Tips to Choose the Right Loan for Your Business
If you own a small business, choosing the right loan can sometimes be a critical decision to stay in business or grow into a larger, long-lasting company. However, finding the right way to fund your business can be a challenging and daunting task. You need to accurately estimate how much money do you really need […]
Financial Guides: Should Company Refinance Commercial Mortgage?
There are many legitimate reasons for refinancing a commercial mortgage, such as avoiding high interest rates or balloon payments. Either way, it is important to know the intricacies of commercial mortgage refinancing. Commercial Mortgage Basics When lenders evaluate customers for commercial mortgages or refinancing, they first review the credit histories of the company and the […]
British start up’s international expansion continues
The short-term loan provider Wonga has been expanding into various markets outside of the United Kingdom during recent years, such as South Africa, Poland and Spain. Spanish customers are now able to experience the same services first provided to UK borrowers in the late 2000s, enabling them to borrow money and decide how long they […]
Bank of England Former Governor Warns about Continuing Low Interest Rates
David Blanchflower, former monetary policy committee member of the Bank of England, has told media outlets that he believes interest rates will remain below 1% for at least another five years. This is good news for people with debt, but bad news for savers. However, Lord Mervyn King, former governor of the Bank of England […]
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