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Small UK Town Creates Own Currency to Beat the Credit Crunch

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Sussex town launches its own local currency as it attempts to strengthen its economy and buffer the effects of the credit crunch.

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Lag Between Price And Earnings

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When comparing historical performances of groups of stocks, don't forget to account for the lag between fiscal year-end results, and public knowledge of those results!

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Small Caps Do Better

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Boring title isn't it? I wanted to avoid the overused title "Size Matters" which for some reason is used as a headline for topics ranging anywhere from mp3 players to water-buffalo mating rituals. Nevertheless, the relevance of this assessment can't be dismissed.

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The Mind of an Investor

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A funny graphic depicting the thoughts running through the average investor's head during a market dip. Make sure it doesn't describe your thought process!

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Behavioral Finance. 3 Common Biases. HOW to overcome them?

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The article describes 3 common behavioural finance biases, that investors face with frequently. Availability bias, Overconfidence bias, Representativeness bias. What is more important: you can read HOW to OVERCOME them and can identify whether you are susceptible to any of the above mentioned biases!

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Making Decisions Without All the Facts

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Perform deep detailed research is no doubt a good thing. However, we have to accept that no matter how much research we perform, we still won't have all the details. By the time we find some additional information on a no brainer investment, it's usually too late.

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Buyer Strategies for Today’s Housing Market

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With the current market conditions, buyers should utilize some strategies in order to take advantage of the wonderful opportunities that these foreclosure homes offer.

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Throwing Out The Hammer

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Looking at some investment habits and perpectives

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Misunderstanding Credit Scores

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Real estate investors and foreclosure buyers should realize that there are several reasons why credit scores must be properly understood especially with the tough market.

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Buying Foreclosure Should Not Mean Throwing Caution into the Wind

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Although foreclosure investing allows you to enjoy greater return for your potential, you should still take all the necessary precaution when buying to avoid costly mistakes.

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Intelligent Investor: The Checklist

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A look at Jason Zweig's latest Intelligent Investor column at the WSJ and how a checklist can save investors from poor returns.

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Foreclosure Homes Information

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Foreclosure Homes for Sale Source. Our foreclosure listings service offers foreclosed homes, preforeclosures, repossessed properties, bankruptcies, HUD and VA homes, bank and government foreclosures.

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Good News For Income Investors

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Admittedly, even if your asset allocation has been fine tuned for years, lower portfolio market values in this area make stock market valuation shrinkage feel even worse. But the value of stable cash flow becomes painfully clear for investors who misguidedly depend on capital gains for their spending money.

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3 Reasons Why You Should Face Foreclosure Head On

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The possibility of losing your home to foreclosure is indeed scary. But you will be surprised at how better it is to face the music than running away from it.

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Foreclosure Homes and the Waiting Game

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With more homes entering some stage of foreclosure and asking prices dropping further, it is understandable that some home buyers and real estate investors are hesitant about taking the plunge.

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