Bankruptcy Can Get You Good Deals for Home Financing

By Mackenzie Salis on December 2, 2012

Many people normally refrain from filing bankruptcy despite facing the reality of it to be able to avoid having a bad financial record. Not knowing that this can be used to their advantage in starting anew ? like in looking for a new home. Just after 6 months of bankruptcy, you can already do loan transactions with lenders without any association to your being bankrupt. A seller financing scheme will also be made available to you without checking your credit thus closing the deal faster with flexible payments and low interest rates.

Dealing with home financing facilities is better than getting a personal loan when buying a house. This way, you can consider your amortization as an investment. Once you?ve created a good credit standing by paying on time, you can already get a traditional loan for home improvements or buying a better house. Here is what you should do:

1. Save up for the down payment. The bigger you can accumulate, the better it would be so you will not be so burdened with a big amount for monthly amortization. This will also lower down the interest expense you incur. A bigger loan availed can make you incur bigger interest expense.
2. Determine a budget you can afford for monthly amortization. It should not be over 30% of your monthly income or you will be on deficit spending. Living expenses is quite high these days and the remaining 70% should be budgeted to include expenses for education if you have children in school. As much as possible allocate an amount for your monthly savings.
3. Choose the house that matches your family?s needs and your budget. Should your budget allow only for a two bedroom house then be it. Later on when there is extra income and savings, you can always do home improvements.

A mortgage occurs when an owner pledges his or her interest as security or collateral for a loan. And so a mortgage is an encumbrance on the right to the property. As most mortgages occur as a condition for new loan money, the word mortgage has become the generic term for a loan secured by such real property. As with other types of loans, mortgages have an interest rate and are scheduled to amortize over a set period of time between 10 to 30 years. All types of real property can be secured with a mortgage and bear an interest rate that is supposed to reflect the lender?s risk.

Types of Mortgage Loans:

There are different types of mortgages used worldwide. Several factors define the characteristics of the mortgage. Though these are subject to local regulations and legal requirements:

• Interest may be fixed for the life of the loan or variable, and change at certain pre-defined periods. It could be higher or lower.
• Mortgage loans generally have a maximum term which means the number of years after which an amortizing loan will be repaid. Some mortgage loans may have no amortizations set but require full repayment of any remaining balance at a certain date.
• The amount paid per period and the frequency of payments may change or the borrower may have the option to increase or decrease the amount paid.
• Some types of mortgages may limit or restrict prepayment of all or a portion of the loan.

The two basic types of amortized loans are the fixed rate mortgage (FRM) and adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) also known as a floating rate or variable rate mortgage. In some countries such as the United States, fixed rates are the most availed. Combinations of fixed and floating rate mortgages are also common where a mortgage loan will have a fixed rate for some period for the first five years for instance and vary after the end of that period.Don?t lose your chances of regaining your financial stability by limiting yourself with personal loans only for your new home due to bad credit history. Explore the strategies of financial institutions to suit the changing economic situation.

About Mackenzie Salis ?(2 Posts)

Mackenzie Salis is a finance writer for 3 years. She is the author of the site: OnlinePaydayLoansGuide that can provide all valuable information about loans and warn you against fraud and swindle.

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Trademark Action 2012 - Roberto "R.C." Rondero de Mosier ...

One of the more interesting developments in the legal world over the past year has been the increase in high profile trademark filing and lawsuits.? Truth be told, the legal activity in the trademark world is not new, but it does seem to be higher profile.? From Jay-Z and Beyonce?s baby to direct to home movies that seek to trade on the name of high profile films hitting theaters, there are a number of interesting claims and disputes on the books.

Blue Ivy: Just days after Jay-Z and Beyonce?s child, Blue Ivy was born, the happy couple filed applications with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to protect the name and use it in fourteen goods and services classes, from skin care products to CDs, ring tones to baby bedding.? Anytime a person applies for trademark protection, they can choose from numerous classes, or file in each class depending on what they want to exploit.? Filing across all classes can be pricey at a minimum of $275 a pop, but the payoff can be lucrative.? The Carters (Jay-Z and Beyonce) tried for numerous classes, but as happens in high profile filings, they many others are tying to capitalize on the name by filing competing applications or challenging their filings.?

It is up to the trademark office to sift through all the applications and give each application its fair shake.? I find it interesting how the Carters, savvy business people themselves, have already sought to secure monetization of their child?s name.? The process has been slowed by people seeking to trademark Blue Ivy concurrently, but ultimately the Carters will probably be successful.? Their application was published November 7^th and it looks good. ?They did lose out on using Blue Ivy in the wedding planning business though.? A Boston wedding planner secured her rights to Blue Ivy in the midst of the filings.

Tebowing: Back when ?Tebowing? became a phenomenon, a very clever Tim Tebow (or his advisors through XV Enterprises), made sure to file trademark applications in seven classes.? Tebow also ran into the issues of others trying to capitalize on the name.? But, after diligent work, the Trademark Office has published the applications for opposition, meaning someone will have to make a pretty convincing case of prior use to stop the eventual securing of the trademark by Tebow.? The ability of Tebow to capitalize on a gesture he performs during each pregame may actually be his longest lasting legacy.

Louboutin Shoes: In an interesting result that came out of trademark litigation, the unique red soled shoes from designer Christian Louboutin were given trademark protection after it was that the glossy red soles that differed from the heel color had acquired a secondary meaning.? What does that mean?? Well, the red soles are unique and distinctive enough that the look deserves trademark protection since no one else does it.? And now, no one else will without trademark infringement.? The decision opens up interesting new precedent for designers that can span across a few industries.

The Hobbit: The Film Production company, The Asylum, has a long standing tradition of releasing direct to video (or streaming) films that allude to a relation to major blockbusters in theatre.? The most recent release is Age of the Hobbits which seeks to capitalize on the forthcoming The Hobbit.? This is just the most recent ?mockumentary? after recent releases such as American Warships (originally American Batttleships before a judge ruled that the name violated the Battleship trademark) and Abraham Lincoln v. Zombies.? The most recent Age of the Hobbits film is being challenged by the studios behind The Hobbit, and if not for their recent loss on the challenge from the studios behind Battleship, I might believe The Asylum would be safe, but they will have a challenge in front of them.

The recent trademark filings and challenges through litigation show an interesting trend in the trademark world.? Trademark laws are strong in the United States, and as long as they remain so, parties will seek to get trademark rights since they can last in perpetuity.? It creates a great potential revenue stream.? By registering a mark, the owner has the ability to leverage licensing rights or sue to enforce its trademark rights.? The recent trademark action has actually led a well respected trademark attorney to trademark the term "trademarklawpocalypse,? in order to describe the activity we have seen in the trademark world over the past year.? With the year almost at an end, it will be interesting to see what comes to pass in 2013 and beyond.

Roberto ?R.C.? Rondero de Mosier is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, California, New York and Illinois.? He is a partner at?Gonzalez & Mosier Law PLLC.? His practice specializes in Entertainment Law and Intellectual Property rights.? In his spare time he enjoys watching television and films, and writing about it.? Follow him on Twitter @showbizattorney, or e-mail him at?rc@gonzalezmosier.com.

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A multi-wavelength view of radio galaxy Hercules A

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Spectacular jets powered by the gravitational energy of a super massive black hole in the core of the elliptical galaxy Hercules A illustrate the combined imaging power of two of astronomy's cutting-edge tools, the Hubble Space Telescope's Wide Field Camera 3, and the recently upgraded Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) radio telescope in New Mexico.

Some two billion light-years away, the yellowish elliptical galaxy in the center of the image appears quite ordinary as seen by Hubble in visible wavelengths of light. The galaxy is roughly 1,000 times more massive than the Milky Way and harbors a 2.5-billion-solar-mass central black hole that is 1,000 times more massive than the black hole in the Milky Way. But the innocuous-looking galaxy, also known as 3C 348, has long been known as the brightest radio-emitting object in the constellation Hercules. Emitting nearly a billion times more power in radio wavelengths than our Sun, the galaxy is one of the brightest extragalactic radio sources in the entire sky.

The VLA radio data reveal enormous, optically invisible jets that, at one-and-a-half million light-years wide, dwarf the visible galaxy from which they emerge. The jets are very-high-energy plasma beams, subatomic particles and magnetic fields shot at nearly the speed of light from the vicinity of the black hole. The outer portions of both jets show unusual ring-like structures suggesting a history of multiple outbursts from the super massive black hole at the center of the galaxy.

The innermost parts of the jets are not visible because of the extreme velocity of the material, which causes relativistic effects that beam the light away from us. Far from the galaxy, the jets become unstable and break up into the rings and wisps.

The entire radio source is surrounded by a very hot, X-ray-emitting cloud of gas, not seen in this optical-radio composite.

Hubble's view of the field also shows a companion elliptical galaxy very close to the center of the optical-radio source, which may be merging with the central galaxy. Several other elliptical and spiral galaxies that are visible in the Hubble data may be members of a cluster of galaxies.Hercules A is by far the brightest and most massive galaxy in the cluster.

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Forex: Dollar the Most At-Risk of Breakout in Years and Yet? | Avid ...

• Dollar the Most At-Risk of Breakout in Years and Yet?
• Euro Rally Stalls Once Again Before EUR/USD Can Overtake 1.3000
• Australian Dollar: RBA Carries Top Event Risk of Central Bank Meets
• Japanese Yen: Policy Officials Pass Currency Responsibility Back to Risk
• British Pound Little Moved on the Week, Can the BoE Shake Things Up?
• Canadian Dollar: USDCAD Implied Volatility Slowly Picks Up from Record Low
• Gold?s Chances to Overtake 1800 in 2012 May be Over

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Dollar the Most At-Risk of Breakout in Years and Yet?

The dollar (ticker = USDollar) managed briefly to push its way to its highest level of the week Friday and temporarily overtook the closely watched 10,000-figure. However, the safe haven currency was ultimately unable to hold this technical progress as capital markets refused to slip and risk trends trailed off quietly into the weekend. As the world?s reserve currency ? and paradoxically hosting the greatest threat to global financial (the US Fiscal Cliff) ? the greenback requires considerable motivation to extend its bullish run from mid-September amid a dwindling speculative crowd. That is quite the quandary because the biggest risk to stability is anchored and keeping the currency distracted. Looking ahead to the new week, dollar bulls need a swell in volatility and tumble in risk assets. There is plenty of event risk to stir activity for individual currencies, but little to stir the more profound fundamental themes. Fiscal Cliff headlines will continue to draw traders? attention (whether bullish, bearish or neutral). Without an overwhelming risk move, the dollar may need to wait until the following week when the Fed convenes.

Euro Rally Stalls Once Again Before EUR/USD Can Overtake 1.3000

The Euro-area headlines were busy Friday, but the most profound update was released until the speculative community had already wound down for the weekend. Trying to find its way to the front of the pack, ratings agency Moody?s announced that it had cut both the European Stability Mechanism?s (ESM) and European Financial Stability Facility?s (EFSF) ?AAA? top credit ratings. The funding programs are integral to the Troika?s efforts to stabilize the Eurozone?s financial markets. Evidence that the areas of funding (rescue programs and countries) invites the risk that political will may not be the only impediment to a full recovery. Expect this after-hours release to play through early next week. Further immediate concern for fundamental traders next week will be the Eurozone and European Union Finance Ministers separate meetings as well as any news related to the Greek Debt Management Agency?s efforts to draw interest for the bond buyback (an effort that will deliver current, private bond holders instant losses). The ECB decision will likely be a focal point, but they are unlikely to move beyond OMT.

Australian Dollar: RBA Carries Top Event Risk of Central Bank MeetsDespite the Australian dollar?s penchant for leveraging risk trends into volatility, AUDUSD proved to be one of the more reserved pairings this past week. In fact, its activity level (10-day ATR) was the lowest we have seen since 2007 ? yet, not that unusual given the general state of volatility measures across the market. That quiet will be difficult to sustain, however, heading into next week as the market is already pricing in fireworks from the RBA. Though we haven?t seen much change in central bank rhetoric or data recently, overnight swaps are pricing in a clear bias for an RBA rate cut come Tuesday. With an 83 percent probability of a 25bp cut, a move can get the Aussie moving?and so could a hold.

Japanese Yen: Policy Officials Pass Currency Responsibility Back to Risk

It has become something of a running joke that Japanese policy officials couldn?t influence their currency even if they acted upon the market with heavy rounds of stimulus or direct FX intervention. Yet, over the past three weeks, market participants have started to show a little more respect for their commitment to devalue the local currency and help support growth. LDP Opposition Lead Abe has been integral to the effort by voicing a commitment to escalate the issue to the point that policy effort could offset risk flows, repatriation and other currents of capital flow ? that he could potentially rescind the BoJ?s independence and embark on unlimited stimulus. That threat was worth hundreds of pips on yen crosses, but the drive may be over. This past week Abe recanted his BoJ override. So, unless risk appetite drives the yen down, it may be oversold?

British Pound Little Moved on the Week, Can the BoE Shake Things Up?

While the broader FX markets were little moved, the sterling stood out for its lack of influence. The currency has struggled to rouse its own volatility ? much less trend ? and there are few things that can unseat that complacency. One of the few events that carry the necessary influence is the Bank of England monetary policy meetings. The central bank has fallen far behind the pack in terms of stimulus, which is unusual given Governor King?s vocal concerns and the government?s dedication to austerity. Market?s are expecting no change to the asset purchase program, but the discuss of different programs may start to pop up. If they do, expect the sterling to tumble.

Canadian Dollar: USDCAD Implied Volatility Slowly Picks Up from Record Low

We already know USDCAD to be one of the most resistant to trend amongst the non-managed and highly liquid pairings. However, in these generally mute market conditions, it seems even this quiet pair is managing incredible extremes. This past week, the one-week implied volatility (expectations for market movement) for USDCAD slowly advanced from its lowest level on records going back nearly 13 years. That passive view was deserved given the top concern facing the global markets (Fiscal Cliff) would impact both the US and Canadian currency to similar magnitudes. Yet, extremes do not last; and the Canadian dollar will have a chance to stir volatility in the immediate future. The first nudge higher came this past week with 3Q trade and GDP figures. Coming up we have the BoC and Canadian employment data. It is worth mentioning that we haven?t seen a weekly move over 200 pips from this pair in nearly a year. Is it overdue?

Gold?s Chances to Overtake 1800 in 2012 May be Over

Through the past week, gold was the stand out amongst the various ?high profile? assets. While US equities extended their slow climb, the euro suffered some volatility following the Troika?s approval of Greek aid distribution and the dollar retrenched into congestion despite the ticking countdown to the Fiscal Cliff; gold had clearly topped the market for activity. Futures volume through the past week and month were the highest seen since the period through June 1. Further, the pickup in trading and a unique consistency of trend led the metal to the biggest weekly drop since June 22. For all intents and purposes, an active market. However, when we look at the CBOE?s gold volatility index, we find expected volatility levels at series lows. Through all the activity, gold has held back from developing a meaningful trend (bullish or bearish). We have to consider the metal slid despite a stalled dollar and escalation of US fiscal fears. At this pace, little could drive us back to 1800 before year end.

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ECONOMIC DATA

Next 24 Hours

GMT	Currency	Release	Survey	Previous	Comments
21:30 (Sun)	AUD	AiG Performance of Manufacturing Index (NOV)		45.2	Manufacturing in Australia continues to shrink as China continues slowing; RBA rate later this week
21:45 (Sun)	NZD	Terms of Trade Index (QoQ) (3Q)	-1.5%	-2.6%	NZ export drop expected to weigh
23:30 (Sun)	AUD	TD Securities Inflation (MoM) (NOV)		0.1%	Australian inflation continues to be stable, giving RBA more room for easing policy
23:30 (Sun)	AUD	TD Securities Inflation (YoY) (NOV)		2.4%
23:50 (Sun)	JPY	Capital Spending (3Q)	4.4%	7.7%	Japanese 3Q investment spending growing; need to wait for elections for more direction
23:50 (Sun)	JPY	Capital Spending excl Software(3Q)	1.0%	6.6%
0:01	GBP	Lloyds Business Barometer (NOV)		17	British index moderate, recovering
0:01	GBP	Hometrack Housing Survey (MoM) (NOV)		-0.1%	BoE-watched survey still weak, may prompt BoE shift towards housing market assets
0:01	GBP	Hometrack Housing Survey (YoY) (NOV)		-0.4%
0:30	AUD	Company Operating Profit (QoQ) (NOV)	-3.0%	-0.7%	Australian measures of businesses continue to show weakness
0:30	AUD	Inventories (3Q)	0.4%	0.6%
0:30	AUD	Retail Sales s.a. (MoM) (OCT)	0.4%	0.5%	Consumer confidence weaker
1:00	CNY	Non-manufacturing PMI (NOV)		55.5	Services still growing as new economy stresses tertiary sector and move away from manufacturing
1:45	CNY	HSBC Manufacturing PMI (NOV)	50.4	49.5	Expected to follow official data higher
5:30	AUD	RBA Commodity Price Index (NOV)		87.3	Commodity decline faster than that of Aussie may forecast another major global economic decline
5:30	AUD	RBA Commodity Index SDR (YoY) (NOV)		-16.0%
8:15	CHF	Retail Sales (Real) (YoY) (OCT)	3.8%	5.4%	Swiss consumer confidence still growing
8:30	CHF	SVME ? PMI (NOV)	47	46.1	Swiss business spending continues to shrink, though at slower pace
8:45	EUR	Italian PMI Manufacturing (NOV)	46	45.5	Collection of European manufacturing sector data still shows slowdown as GDP later this week expected to report continued recession
8:50	EUR	French PMI Manufacturing (NOV F)	44.7	44.7
8:55	EUR	German PMI Manufacturing (NOV F)	46.8	46.8
9:00	EUR	Euro-Zone PMI Manufacturing (NOV F)	46.2	46.2
9:30	GBP	PMI Manufacturing (NOV)	48	47.5	British recession seeing moderate recovery as end of austerity leads to more confidence
15:00	USD	ISM Manufacturing (NOV)	51.5	51.7	US business spending expected to grow but at slower pace; first data of November may preview weaker numbers reported for month
15:00	USD	ISM Prices Paid (NOV)	53.5	55
15:00	USD	Construction Spending (MoM) (OCT)	0.5%	0.6%	May prompt more Fed support

GMT	Currency	Upcoming Events & Speeches
-:-	EUR	Greece Debt Agency to Announce Bond Buyback Invitation
14:00 (Sun)	USD	Geithner to Discuss Fiscal Cliff on Meet the Press
0:10	JPY	BoJ?s Nishimura Speaks on Monetary Policy
4:00	JPY	BoJ?s Shirakawa and ECB?s Noyer Speak on World Economy
9:30	GBP	BoE Publishes Funding for Lending (FFL) Scheme Report
14:00	EUR	Germany?s Schaeuble and France?s Moscovic Speak on Euro Economy
16:00	EUR	Eurozone Finance Ministers Meet

SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE LEVELS

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CLASSIC SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE ?EMERGING MARKETS 18:00 GMTSCANDIES CURRENCIES 18:00 GMT

Currency	USD/MXN	USD/TRY	USD/ZAR	USD/HKD	USD/SGD		Currency	USD/SEK	USD/DKK	USD/NOK
Resist 2	15.5900	2.0000	9.2080	7.8165	1.3650		Resist 2	7.5800	6.1875	6.1150
Resist 1	15.0000	1.9000	9.1900	7.8075	1.3250		Resist 1	6.8155	5.9190	5.8200
Spot	12.9667	1.7872	8.9088	7.7503	1.2202		Spot	6.6608	5.7442	5.6733
Support 1	12.5000	1.6500	8.5650	7.7490	1.2000		Support 1	6.0800	5.5840	5.6000
Support 2	11.5200	1.5725	6.5575	7.7450	1.1800		Support 2	5.8085	5.3350	5.3040

INTRA-DAY PROBABILITY BANDS 18:00 GMT

\Currency	EUR/USD	GBP/USD	USD/JPY	USD/CHF	USD/CAD	AUD/USD	NZD/USD	EUR/JPY	GBP/JPY
Resist. 3	1.3090	1.6105	83.23	0.9353	1.0003	1.0508	0.8275	108.29	133.37
Resist. 2	1.3064	1.6082	83.04	0.9335	0.9988	1.0488	0.8257	108.00	133.04
Resist. 1	1.3038	1.6059	82.86	0.9317	0.9974	1.0468	0.8239	107.70	132.72
Spot	1.2986	1.6013	82.48	0.9281	0.9944	1.0428	0.8204	107.11	132.06
Support 1	1.2934	1.5967	82.10	0.9245	0.9914	1.0388	0.8169	106.52	131.41
Support 2	1.2908	1.5944	81.92	0.9227	0.9900	1.0368	0.8151	106.22	131.08
Support 3	1.2882	1.5921	81.73	0.9209	0.9885	1.0348	0.8133	105.93	130.76

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