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Recent News » Free Online Stock Market Basics Seminar Announced April 7, 2008 Published 03/20/2008

Click Here to Register  The Financial Learning Network is proud to announce a Free Online 'Stock Market Basics" seminar. The online seminar will be held on Thursday June 19th from 7:30pm - 9:00pm.  Login details will be emailed prior to the start date.

This online seminar covers the basics including:

  • How the Stock Market Works
  • Market Cycles
  • How to Retire with $1 Million
  • Free Market information sources

At the end of the session Richard Gandon, Managing Director of the Financial Learning Network and a 20-year market veteran will answer your market questions.

 

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Featured Articles
» Understanding the Mortgage Meltdown; What happened and Who's to Blame
By Richard Gandon | Published 03/25/2008 | Economy |

People are losing their homes and many more will lose their jobs before the mortgage meltdown works its way through the system.

To paraphrase Alan Greenspan's remarks on March 17th, 2008, “The current financial crisis in the US is likely to be judged in retrospect as the most wrenching since the end of the Second World War.  The crisis will leave many casualties.”

 

How many casualties?  Experts are predicting that in the next few years, between 15 and 20 million homeowners could have homes worth less than what they owe.  Walking away from a bad situation may actually make sense for people who mortgages that are ‘upside down’ considering the fact that refinancing is out of the question and home equity is nonexistent. 

» How The Federal Reserve Battles Recession
By Features Editor | Published 03/18/2008 | Economy |

by John Kaighn

Historically, capitalistic societies have gone through boom and bust cycles on a regular basis. The economic good times are enjoyable for everyone involved, but sometimes the exuberance can lead to downturns which are often painful. The Federal Reserve was created to help moderate the effects of an economic contraction and was given some powerful tools to affect the money supply and keep the economy out of recession.

» Fix the National Flood Insurance Program to Reduce Future Losses
By David John | Published 01/16/2006 | Insurance |

The catastrophic losses that the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) faces in the wake of this year’s hurricane season prove that it is time for Congress to fix the program once and for all. The solution is to take steps to make NFIP actuarially sound. Such changes may not be popular among those who live in flood plains or along the coast, but they are the only responsible way to shore up the program and protect taxpayers.

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» Overdue Taxes? Act Quickly To Avoid Financial Woes
By Features Editor | Published 04/23/2008 | Taxes |

(NewsUSA) - When your taxes are overdue, the Internal Revenue Service knows just how to make you pay up.

Each year, the IRS processes more than 200 million tax returns and collects over $2 trillion. Yet the agency is still owed billions of dollars in overdue taxes. As the major revenue collection agency of the federal government, however, there isn't much the IRS can't do to collect what is owed.

» Tips For Saving On Summer Cooling Bills
By Richard Gandon | Published 04/18/2008 | Penny Pinching |

(NewsUSA) - As summer inches closer, the temperature will rise. And while that means more time spent outside and longer days, it also means higher electric bills in many cases.

Numerous Americans are concerned about how a heat wave may impact their utility bills. Fortunately, utility bills can be maintained without compromising comfort. The following tips can help you stay comfortable all summer without breaking the bank.

» Tax Rebates May Find Uses Other Than Spending
By Richard Gandon | Published 04/10/2008 | Debt Management |
(NewsUSA) - The government's efforts to stimulate the U.S. economy by sending out checks to workers could backfire, suggests a survey asking consumers what they will do with their checks
» Follow the Path to Franchise Success
By Features Editor | Published 04/2/2008 | Starting a Business |

(NewsUSA) - Many people are motivated to go into business for themselves and often elect to start a franchise. This specific sector of small business is popular for a good reason. According to the U.S. Small Business Association, 30 percent of all independent businesses fail in their first year, compared to fewer than 1 percent of all franchises -; which makes for good odds. Clearly, the help and expertise of an already-established business makes all the difference.

» Social Security Benefits Will Not Pay All The Bills
By Features Editor | Published 03/28/2008 | Retirement |

by G. White

There are few times in life worth looking forward to that are better than retirement, unless it is retiring knowing you will have financial security for you and your family. Most people will spend years working, knowing retirement is going to sneak up on them, and unfortunately, few will begin planning soon enough. When talking to financial planners they will tell you that it is never too soon to begin planning for your financial future, but at some point, it will be too late.

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