Posts by Ari Page
Three Reasons Why You Should Think Twice Before Shopping Your Small Business Loan Request
At Fund&Grow, we’re in the business of helping our clients obtain the most money, with the least interest and, ideally, with no impact on their personal credit. As recent news indicates, we’ve been very successful in this endeavor. Most of our clients wind up getting $50,000 to $250,000 in zero-percent interest credit cards, with no…
See Full Article Here ->Twenty Checking Accounts Yield 2% or More
Twenty Checking Accounts Yield 2% or More High-Yield Checking Accounts Best for Those Who Bank Online, Use Debit Cards Frequently NEW YORK, May 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Twenty checking accounts offered by U.S. banks and credit unions yield 2% or more, according to Bankrate.com (NYSE: RATE). With the average money fund yielding just 0.01%, these…
See Full Article Here ->Seven Top Credit Cards You Should Know About
At Fund&Grow, we work hard to find great borrowing opportunities for our clients, with great success. In the process, we often run into excellent opportunities for folks who are not yet our clients. In this article, we share some very interesting credit card offers. Depending on your lifestyle, one or more of these may well…
See Full Article Here ->Five Ways to Protect Your Business from Cyber Attack
Question: When do most business owners get serious about Internet security? Answer: After it’s too late. The fact is, most individuals and companies don’t worry about taking security measures until they’ve been badly burned. If your odds of getting hacked were very slim, and the consequences not very severe, this might be a reasonable strategy.…
See Full Article Here ->22-year Old Sued for Exploiting Inefficiencies in Air Ticket Pricing
Who would have thought that launching a website to help people buy plane tickets could land you in trouble? This is exactly what has happened in the case of twenty-two year old Aktarer Zaman, who founded the website Skiplagged.com last year. Skiplagged.com assists travellers in booking cheap plane tickets via a strategy called “hidden city”…
See Full Article Here ->Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP): Its Concept and Effects
The U.S. Treasury Department recently announced that the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) for banks and the Detroit bailouts yielded $15.35 billion in profits. For those who don’t remember much about TARP and how it all started, here is a quick recap! Owing to the 2007-2008 subprime crisis, global credit markets came to a near…
See Full Article Here ->Fleet Farming: CCB’s Commitment to 1% for the Planet
In the race to grow our businesses and make profits, how often do we spare a thought about the environment? Food, water and energy are indispensable for our survival, but in the process of obtaining the same, we frequently create havoc in the very eco-system that sustains us. To address the issue of our deteriorating…
See Full Article Here ->China Cuts Interest Rates, Lends Support to Floundering Economy
Late last year, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (Dow) and Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 rounded off five straight weeks of stock gains by hitting new closing highs. The S&P 500 closed at a new all-time finishing high of 2063.5, while the Dow set a new record by closing at 17,810. One of the reasons…
See Full Article Here ->How to make big money while helping others.
Hello friends and colleagues, If your passion is only a hobby for you, then no need to take action. However, if you are serious about getting paid to live your passion then you need to check this out right now. A good friend of mine (she is sharp as a tack) has just figured out…
See Full Article Here ->Following in the Fed’s Footsteps, Average Credit Card Rates Jump to 15.05%
As far as credit card rates are concerned, for most people the good times may now be heading towards an end. According to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report, interest rates on new card offers rose to 15.05% last week. This increase marks a one-year high, and follows in the footsteps of the Federal…
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