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Q I’m debt-free except for my mortgage, and I have retirement savings and emergency accounts set up. I now find myself with an extra $400 per month. Is it smarter for me to pay down my mortgage faster with it, or to invest it in a stock market index fund? – S.R., Montreal

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Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. said Monday it filed for bankruptcy protection after moves this month by regulators led to a virtual shutdown of what had been one of the nation’s biggest independent mortgage bankers.

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One of Team Theodore Mark wrote to his Congressman and this is the response he received back from him: Dear Mark, Thank you for your message regarding health insurance reform. Hearing from the people of northeast and central Pennsylvania is an integral part of my job in Congress and I appreciate you taking the time to contact me. Legislators from both political parties and the vast majority of Americans believe that some sort of health reform is needed. The real debate is focused o

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by Rob Kosberg A home buyer should know that there are 2 stages to mortgage loan approval. We have heard of preapproval. When the buyer submits the loan application to his loan officer for preapproval, Stage 1 begins. Preapproval is an initial home mortgage approval. When this is requested, It indicates that the loan is likely to be approved for a predetermined down payment and purchase price. This preliminary approval becomes obsolete once the buyer signs a purchase agreement. Stage 1 is

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by Christine Hair The following paragraphs summarize the work of experts who are completely familiar with all the aspects of car insurance for teenagers and 17 year olds. Heed their advice to avoid any car insurance surprises. Over a certain period of time, your car insurance agency may reward you with a lower premium due to your safe driving record. This means no speed ticket records, no accidents and no traffic violations. With a teenage daughter we’re playing musical cars and yes I know o

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