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Mortgage News for Sunday - March 14, 2004

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• A debt diet for fit finances
• Arizonans recieve low score in credit management
• Homeowner's insurance even more vital as severe weather season approaches
• Bad habits at the Abbey
Mortgage News
A debt diet for fit finances - 2004-03-14
We almost gagged on our Post Toasties last month when Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told a conference of credit union executives that the financial health of the average American household "seems to be in good shape" despite increasing debt.

Total mortgage and nonmortgage debt payments should not be more than 36 percent of take-home pay, says the Department of Labor's "Savings Fitness, A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future."
Read the full story at The Oregonian - Mar
 
Arizonans recieve low score in credit management - 2004-03-14
Does Arizonans have more credit card debt and further behind on payments than Americans generally?

Debt. Americans overall carry $10,147 on average in credit card and other non-mortgage loans, compared with $10,160 for Arizonans and $10,670 for Valley residents.
Read the full story at Arizona Republic
 






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