19 Aug, 2007
While we are starting to see the first signs of a correction in the stock market, history has shown that there are many similarities between toady’s markets and other markets prior to “correctionsâ€. For those willing to take a step back form the euphoria of the stock market rise of the last few years, the signs of a correction have been there for some time - although some people are evening trying to shrug the signs off today!
So what are the 5 main signs that stock markets are due for a fall :-
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16 Aug, 2007
As many experts forecast the strong possibility of a snap general election in September, to utilise Gordon Brown’s honeymoon rating in the polls, it seems that the issue of tax has returned to the political agenda. Recently David Cameron has been under pressure from those right of central who are concerned that the Conservative party is moving away from traditional polices, but it seems the Tories may be about to take on Gordon Brown’s record on taxes.
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10 Aug, 2007
The massive rise in personal debt in the UK is set to place many people under the glare of bankruptcy, and similar uncomfortable situations. While the main reason why people will be pushed into trouble will be the cost of homes and mortgages, credit cards also have a big part to play in the current situation. It is essential that you learn from a very early age that credit cards need to be respected, and are not just a bottomless pits of money.
Here are 3 simple ways to keep your credit card balances down to a minimum :-
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