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Looking to start a business? Family first
Feb 21, 2014
How to fund your business idea when banks won't lend.
How your mortgage is related to the debt ceiling
Feb 12, 2014
...not to mention the Federal Reserve and treasury yields.
Michigan State Rose Bowl tickets too expensive? Take out a loan
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Shea Huffman
Dec 12, 2013
Tickets for the Rose Bowl are the most expensive ever. One Michigan credit union is giving cash-strapped fans options.
What kinds of businesses go bankrupt these days?
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Krissy Clark
Jun 10, 2013
Business bankruptcies are down overall, but companies still make mistakes. And some entire industries are in trouble.
Jobs are one thing, but what about credit?
May 6, 2013
One way to evaluate the health of an economy is to look at the jobs picture, which looks pretty rosy so far this spring. But there’s another sign to keep any eye on: the availability of credit.
Does the gun you want cost too much? There's a loan for that
Apr 25, 2013
Not everyone has the cash upfront to buy a new gun. We look at the world of financing a firearm purchase.
For public good, not for profit.
This loan costs 5% of your salary... for the next decade
Mar 14, 2013
Young go-getters can get funding to pursue their dream careers through a startup called Pave. The catch? Prospects agree to fork over about five percent of their income for the following 10 years.
Pawn shops experience boom in hard times
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Jeff Tyler
Jan 10, 2013
The Great Recession has seen a sharp rise in the number of pawn shops in the U.S. There's also been a change of image as better-off people increasingly turn to the institutions to pawn luxury items.
Breaking the covenant
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Paddy Hirsch
Nov 21, 2012
28 percent of leveraged loans are now covenant-lite. Why does that matter to you? Sr. Producer Paddy Hirsch explains.