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Business licenses and permits keep your startup in compliance. Government resources can help you understand and adhere to licensing requirements.
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AllBusiness News Staff
A glut of underwater mortgages poses a real risk of drowning the entire U.S. economy in another financial crisis.
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Nancy Germond
An inch of water in the wrong place, at the wrong time, is enough to bankrupt a small business. Why take that chance?
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AllBusiness News Staff
Are housing prices on the road to recovery or simply enjoying a dead-cat bounce? At least for now, it's still an open question.
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AllBusiness News Staff
The Obama Administration's new student loan initiative addresses a major source of consumer debt. Will that translate into increased consumer spending?
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Filed In: Personal Finance and Finance
You don't have to be saddled to your mortgage for a full 30 years. Break free by using these tips to pay off your home ahead of schedule.
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AllBusiness News Staff
Foreclosures are up, and over a quarter of U.S. mortgages are underwater or close to it. That's more money tied up in debt and less for consumer spending.
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Interest paid on mortgages is tax-deductible, but there are several limitations on exactly what and how much you can deduct.
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AllBusiness News Staff
Economists aren't sure how much and how fast the end of the Fed's economic pump-priming program will impact the nation's economy.
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John Arenmeyer
Other countries have built lucrative new industries on clean-energy tech. It's vital that the United States follow suit.
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Nancy Germond
What can the business owner and those with significant assets do to protect themselves and their loved ones before a loss occurs?
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By Kevin Morris |  Filed In: Turbine Mfg and Engine & Turbine Mfg
The owner of Urban Green Energy, an innovative wind turbine company, explains how his small business successfully expanded into the global marketplace.
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Nancy Germond
Many insurance companies exclude certain dog breeds or may soon cover only dogs identified by tattoo, chip or other identifying mark.
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Manny Davis
By  | Filed In: Tax Deductions and Tax Law
Being a contractor,freelancer, or otherwise self-employed allows for the potential of taking many tax deductions that normal W-2 employees cannot take. Here are some of the most common tax deductions for freelancers and...
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Nancy Germond
When insurance rates harden, and they will, don't be caught unprepared. Make sure you have a broker with a deep understanding of coverage and unparalleled access to many insurance markets.
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Nancy Germond
How do homeowners or rental property owners ensure they are adequately insured?
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Help may be available for real estate investors, or those who own second homes, under a government-sponsored program that allows them to refinance into low, fixed-rate mortgages - even if they are underwater....
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Definitions for: homeowners protection act of 1998
homeowners protection act of 1998

requires private mortgage insurance companies to inform borrowers of their right to cancel mortgage insurance when the loan amount is no more than 80 percent of the value of the home. When the loan is no more than 78 percent of value, insurance is automatically cancelled. Covers mortgage loans originated after July 31, 1999. Automatic cancellation under the law is based on the value of the home when the loan was originated, or may be based on a market-value appraisal paid for by the borrower. Lenders may retain mortgage insurance coverage on loans where there has been a recent history of delinquent payments.

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