I am a MND member, and a residential Real Estate Developer. Currently I am seeking private equity financing for my site condominium project, which is located…

Two of the country’s largest banks are overhauling their overdraft programs, touting simpler terms and stronger consumer protections. But the days of the $35 charge on the $3 latte are far from over.

When I opened my inbox today, I found a message from the bank. My automatic transfer had gone through, adding another chunk of change to my savings account.
Recently, I dedicated one of my savings accounts for a specific goal: new windows for my house. When I purchased the house more than two years ago (wow, [...]

I’m a college student, and I think it’s never too early to start establishing your credit. In fact, it is key to build a good credit history in preparation for the future when you are looking to take out a loan to finance a car or a home. Employers may check your credit rating to [...]

Question for you college freshmen-to-be: Do you plan to get a job  when you start school this fall?
It seems to be a common question among new college students. Should I get a job, or will I be too busy with school work? However, with the tough economic times we’re all facing, there may be more [...]

Lostpoet has done it again (and again, and again…), bringing his creativity to the island! This time he’s made a super fancy house, decorated with flowers, vaulted ceilings — all the good stuff — and plopped it right into Desert Hollow! It’s a bit like a cottage, but bigger and better! [...]

This past week, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi unveiled a plaque  at the US Capitol. It commemorates the heroism of passengers aboard Flight 93 , who turned back a hijack attempt on September 11, 2001, at the cost of their own lives. There is a September 11 memorial at the Pentagon , and the site in [...]

Amanda Hopper is an interpreter at the Old Sacramento History Museum, where she presents Wells Fargo’s history to visitors. This is her second post for Guided by History. (CR)
A few days ago I was looking in a box on our desk that is filled with index cards   that explain all the items in our [...]

* Two different types of lines of credit to choose from; Fixed Rate or Variable Rate
* Borrow up to $250,000
* No application fee
* No prepayment penalty
* 1-to 4-family, NY owner-occupied, primary residence
* Maximum loan is 80% of collateral value less first mortgage
* Interest may be tax deductible (check with your tax advisor)
* Filing fee [...]