Financial Article and Resource List

All Articles

If you have a mortgage through JPMorgan Chase, you may be receiving a letter with new mortgage terms in the near future.
Posted on September 12, 2012 by
Home prices are on the rise, but will these trends last for long?
Posted on September 10, 2012 by
Several online banks have increased their online savings or money market rates in the last six months. Is this a trend or an anomaly?
Posted on September 10, 2012 by
Are you responsible for paying taxes on forgiven mortgage debt?
Posted on September 07, 2012 by
With continuous dividend growth since 2004, and an astonishing dividend growth of 24% in 2011, Intel remains a safe bet for dividend investors.
Posted on September 02, 2012 by
In February 2012, five major banks agreed to help troubled homeowners in order to settle lawsuits brought against them. Are they following through with their promises?
Posted on September 02, 2012 by
Earlier this month, Michael Santoli in his article, "Starting to Smell a Little Ripe" noted, "While it's perfectly reasonable for a mature, no-growth business to redirect what cash it generates to shareholders, the notion of investor-pleasing, dividend-boosting blue-chip stock of a structurally challenged company can't persist forever." Santoli makes a nice case of this argument with Waste Management in his article, but can the same be said for other stable, mature, and high dividend companies?
Posted on August 30, 2012 by
There is a great deal of misinformation out there about getting prequalified for a mortgage. Here is the real truth about some of those common myths.
Posted on August 21, 2012 by
When you are applying for a loan, a mortgage lender can ask you about almost anything related to your finances. But there are a few questions they may try to ask that you simply don't need to answer.
Posted by
Chevron has increased annual dividend to shareholders every year for the last 25 years with dividend growth likely to continue in the years to come.
Posted on August 15, 2012 by
With the attention of many focused on Europe, another threat to economic stability is beginning to take shape in the political battle over the impending Fiscal Cliff.
Posted on August 14, 2012 by
Large, nationally known banks may first come to mind when you’re applying for a mortgage, but you should not over look the advantages that smaller, community, banks may offer you.
Posted on August 10, 2012 by
Do you actually benefit financially from renting or buying a home? A new study may shed some light on that topic.
Posted on August 10, 2012 by
As Europe's refusal to implement long term solutions to its fiscal crisis continues and U.S. economic data remains weak, speculation is growing that the Federal Reserve will initiate QE3.
Posted on August 06, 2012 by
You have made the big decision - its time to buy! However, unless you’re going to be paying cash for that house, condo or co-op, you'll need to take out a mortgage to cover the difference between your down payment and the cost of the property. But before you go house hunting, you should take some steps that can help make the process, including obtaining a mortgage at the best possible interest rate, go as smoothly as possible.
Posted by

Financial products of all nature bear inherent risks and this website is not a financial advisory service. BestCashCow.com provides information related to rates on US-based savings accounts, CD (certificates of deposit) rates, money market accounts, money market funds, government bonds, other bonds and income producing securities, commodities, equity securities, mortgage rates, home equity rates and auto loans rates, free of charge to internet users for their independent use. The accuracy of information on the website is not guaranteed, and no financial product of any sort is endorsed. On certain web pages, BestCashCow.com may contain discussion and analysis of the risks and rewards associated with certain financial instruments, including equity instruments, or may link to other pages with such discussions. The information should not be construed to provide investment advice. In fact, users are specifically warned against following any advice related to specific instruments, including advice that may be on other web pages linked from BestCashCow.com. Please seek personalized advice on the risks and applicability to your own circumstances of any financial product from a qualified professional. © BestCashCow.com, LLC, 2013.

This page was created in 0.1518 seconds.