New Credit Card rules take effect
Finally some changes to the credit card industry! A lot of changes take effect today. But let’s not get too cozy in the thought that we are going to stop these companies from abusing the system. I am sure …
Learning about Foreclosure Investing
If you are considering using the current foreclosure crises as a means to earning a living or creating additional income for your household, you may want to educate yourself first.
Nebraska Foreclosures
Nebraska Repossessions are on the rise and the trend is expected to continue. Depending on your situation, this fact can be a nightmare and source of much stress – or – it can be the opportunity of a lifetime.
Although …
Nebraska car and truck repos
Well, maybe not Planes or Trains – but definitely automobiles! As pointed out in the previous article, this site offers the most comprehensive information available for all types of seized property. …
Repossession and Foreclosure resources
Latest News
French court to rule on Concorde crash
A decade after a supersonic Concorde jet crashed in a fiery wreck outside Paris soon after takeoff, killing 113 people, a French court will rule at last Monday on who, if anyone, is to blame.
Vt. city stumbles in effort to do telecom itself
Tired of waiting for state-of-the-art communications technology, voters of Vermont’s biggest city decided in 2000 to form their own company to provide telephone, Internet and cable TV service.
Food producers have appetite for growth
Across the nation, many are expanding and investing in new equipment.
Warren Watch: Buffett the bridge player
The Berkshire Hathaway chairman gets wrapped up in the game.
Stocks reflect growth at reasonable price
Columnist John Dortman highlights some companies selling for 15 to 20 times earnings that have impressive growth and outstanding profitability.
Toy maker seeks inroads into U.S.
Tomy Co. of Japan is trying to use the holidays as a springboard.
Most small businesses eligible for tax credit under health care law
A study indicates that 90 percent would qualify for as much as 35 percent of their cost of insuring workers.
