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Better days are ahead for Hampton Roads’ economy, ODU economists say
By Veronica Chufo Look for growth in jobs, retail sales and hotel room revenue and a decline in foreclosures in Hampton Roads in 2011, Old Dominion University economists said Wednesday. But there’s still a ways to go before the region and the nation regain all the jobs lost during the recession, the economists said during their annual economic forecast. About 300 people attended the event at... [Read more]
Top Green Gardening Tips
Keep it real You know what they say about Mother knowing best? Well, Mother Nature never needed to steal sips from a chemical cocktail of pesticides, weed killers, and chemical fertilizers to keep her act together. Nix the poisons and layer on some all-natural compost, instead. Call in beneficial insect reinforcements to wrestle pesky garden pests to the ground. Who needs to play Command & Conquer... [Read more]
What’s Behind H&R Block’s Free Tax Service
By Ben Steverman What Happened to H&R Block’s Advertising Promotion of Previous Years, the “Instant Money” Refund? The 2011 tax season is under way and the airwaves are full of a deal that sounds too good to be true: For another month, Americans can visit their local H&R Block (HRB) office and file their taxes for no charge. How and why would the nation’s largest tax... [Read more]
HUD PROPOSES NEW RULE TO ENSURE EQUAL ACCESS TO HOUSING
HUD No. 11-006 Brian Sullivan (202) 708-0685 WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today proposed new regulations intended to ensure that its core housing programs are open to all eligible persons, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. View the proposed rule announced today. “This is a fundamental issue of fairness,” said HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan. ... [Read more]
We Buy Houses in Newport News, Hampton, Norfolk, and Virginia Beach
Buying or selling a home is not as easy as it may sound. The financial factor, market trend, current economical condition, and presence of a mortgage loan are only a few of the important aspects related to a real estate transaction. Foreclosure, relocation, divorce are some of the most common problems that force a homeowner to sell house. In such cases it is best to consult a real estate agency to... [Read more]
Now’s time to consider those key tax questions
By Mary Beth Franklin, Kiplinger Congressional inertia over the fate of the nation’s tax code has created some enormous year-end headaches for high earners. Many are torn between taking steps to reduce their 2010 tax bill now and pushing off deductions until next year, when they may be worth more if tax rates rise. But for the majority of Americans, the old rules for maximizing deductions to... [Read more]
Tips On Saving
In these uncertain times, saving money is as important as earning. Saving money is a great and effective way to see your wealth grow day by day. It is also named as “achieving financial freedom” and the key to do this task is to spend less money than you actually make. It seems like a very hard task to follow but there are many easy ways to save. First of all you need to grow a financial habit. Read... [Read more]
How to Deal With Foreclosure Aftereffects?
You will find very few people choosing foreclosures voluntarily. The inability of a person to pay back mortgage installments often creates a foreclosure situation. Now, there can be various reasons why a borrower falls behind paying the monthly payments. As a result, a borrower has to face the severe aftereffects of foreclosure. A sudden job transfer, job loss or medical emergencies are few of the... [Read more]
Effective Home Buying Tips
“A house is built of beams and walls but a home is made of dreams and love”- this quote is an appropriate one for those planning to purchase a home of their own. A house changes into a home with the love and happiness you associate with it. You may have hunted for various houses but there will be just one which will hold your attention and you feel connected to it. However, purchasing such a home... [Read more]
Bank of America halts foreclosure sales
Bank of America is halting foreclosure sales in all 50 states as part of a widening investigation into flaws in the process, the company announced Friday. The bank said the foreclosure process on delinquent borrowers will continue, but it will not proceed to judgment or a foreclosure sale. Bank of America services 14 million loans. More than 14 percent of those loans are past due or already in foreclosure. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/oct/8/bank-america-halts-foreclosure-sales-50-states/ Read More →
