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The 7 Keys to Get Out of Financial Crisis
Saturday, 13 September 2008
By Ann Marosy

  Financial Crisis is characterised by a problematic financial position where all you seem to be doing is going from one financial problem to the next. Finances are tough. You are barely surviving from payday to payday. There is a strong sense of scarcity; there never seems to be enough and there doesn't seem to be any way out.

When my clients are in this stage, it is often all doom and gloom. It is extremely difficult to motivate them at first because this is when all their fears and doubts will rise to the surface. Any cut backs that are asked of them appear as huge sacrifices and many resist.

The remedial action for this stage is to break old patterns and, unfortunately, this is the hardest to do. Crisis management is the most difficult stage in personal finance, but the effort that you exert now is more than worth it. The strategies for managing this stage and moving forward are:

1. Establish a debt-free plan
2. Work with a sound budget
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Is a 30 Yr. Fixed Loan the Best Option for Your Atlanta Mortgage?
Thursday, 11 September 2008
By John Wetmore

  Here at Auburn Mortgage in 30141, we are always looking for ways to help clients save $1000s in interest costs for their loans. We had a recent discussion with a client about the advantages of a 15-year fixed mortgage over a 30-year fixed mortgage. When we ran some quick numbers, the money saved was staggering. We were thinking that more people should consider this excellent forced savings plan.

Has your mortgage agent or loan officer ever asked you about how much you could afford to pay if it was going to mean you would save over $100,000 through the life of your loan? Everyone always wants lower rates, right? What most people don't realize about a 15-year mortgage product is that the interest rates available are often anywhere from .75 - 1.125 interest points less than their 30-year fixed counterparts, but the monthly payment increase is not that significant. In the example we were looking at for a $200,000 loan, it was $400 more per month. While these numbers will change from situation to situation and
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