July, 2010
NHTSA to report difficulties with a car
Millions of cars drive around the country every day. Some cars will break down. If you car has a safety defect, report it immediately. It is also your responsibility to report any difficulties with non-original equipment, car seats or even your tires.
How reporting defects helps
Safety of vehicles is the main concern of the National ...
New lending laws in Colorado effect pay day loans
You will find new regulations on short term money loans in Colorado that will go into effect very soon. In August of this year, Colorado payday advance direct lenders could have the interest rates and repayment terms of their products capped. Legislators had called for a stronger bill, but lobbyists had been pushing for a ...
BP concern with new oil seep
BP thought they were clear, until the government ordered them to uncap the valves they just capped off as outlined by the New York Times. After 10 tries by BP to seal the oil spill, it seemed that all was progressing as planned. Now it has become a big concern that the ocean floor ...
Tighter lending standards become normal along with lower credit scores
Millions of Americans are seeing credit scores fall to new lows. Lower credit scores and tighter lending standards have economic recovery caught between a rock and a hard place. 43 million individuals, or 25.5 percent of consumers, have a credit score below 599 as outlined by FICO Inc. .
Lowest credit score category has millions in ...
With a new estate tax, could death seem more of an incentive?
George W. Bush, former president, had his estate tax expire at the end of 2009. Rich individuals were being encouraged by Senate to postpone death until New Year's Day, 2010. The 45 percent estate tax, or death tax, wouldn't have to be paid by their families if they could do this. .
Since the estate tax ...
