Everybody wants the Financial Crisis to be over. The media is quick to highlight any signs of a recovery but there’s actually still a lot more pain in store for ordinary Americans and the economy in general.
Archive | 2009
Another 25 Good Financial Crisis Sites and Blogs
If you’re doing a detailed reseach of the past and present financial crises, here’s another 25 links to add to the financial crisis websites we’ve already shared with you.
25 of the Best Financial Crisis Links and Websites
There are a lot of good websites and links to resources about the various financial crises over the years including the one we’re in right now. Here are 25 of the best sites, blogs and detailed reports related to the financial crisis:
Preventing a Catastrophe in the California Crisis
Since June 15, 2009, lenders in California who foreclose on defaulting homeowners have to give them an additional three months’ notice – beyond the current three months – before filing a notice of sale for the property.
The California Mortgage Crisis: No End in Sight
While the housing market might be picking up in a few parts of the U.S., the problems in California have only just begun.
Free Loan Calculator
Here’s a free loan calculator for mortgage loans and other personal loans. Just enter a loan amount or the purchase price of your property and other details such as the interest rate and the term of the loan and press the “Calculate” button.
The Global Financial Crisis May Be Saving Us and Our Environment
Amidst news of foreclosures, unemployment and bankruptcies, it’s good to hear that the global financial crisis may be helping our climate, as the growth in our greenhouse gas emissions have slowed down, for now at least.
Male Testosterone May Have Caused the Global Financial Crisis
There’s an interesting article in the Scientific American which explores the possibility of male testosterone being one of the causes of the global financial crisis.
US$18 million Website to Help Americans Recover from the Financial Crisis
The US Government is spending US$18 million on a website to update us on how they’ll be spending the economic stimulus money to help Americans recover from the global financial crisis.
10 Tips on How to Avoid Foreclosure
If you’re unable to keep up with the mortgage payments on your home, there is a risk that your lender will foreclose on the loan.