Not long ago I posted about the failure at IndyMac bank. In that article I referred to both FDIC and NCUA insurance that protects depositors up to $100,000. I’m doing OK with my investments, but I’m not sitting on cash that is greater than $100K, so FDIC/NCUA insurance easily covers my cash assets.
While that may [...]
Entries Tagged as 'US Government'
How to Protect Assets in Excess of $100,000
September 27th, 2008 1 Comment
Tags: CDARS · FDIC · Money Management · NCUA · Personal Finance
Jumbo Mortgage Limits Increase
August 28th, 2008 No Comments
Do you want the banks to compete for your business? Did you know the line between conforming and jumbo mortgages has been raised? Find out why this may be important to you if you’re shopping for a loan.
Tags: Housing Reform · Jumbo Mortgage Limits · Money Management · Personal Finance · Real Estate
My Real Estate Investment Strategy Changes Again
July 28th, 2008 19 Comments
A new job opportunity forces a new approach to becoming a real estate investor for this military officer.
Tags: Boston · Goals · Investing · Money Management · Personal Finance · Real Estate · Virginia Beach
Are Your Assets Protected?
July 13th, 2008 3 Comments
If you haven’t heard by now, the Federal Government closed down IndyMac Bank late last week. Most (dare I say all?) banks and credit unions insure depositors up to $100K with either the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) or the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) and IndyMac was no exception. Regardless of my confidence, [...]
Tags: Certificate of Deposit · FDIC · Government · IndyMac Bank · IRA · Money Management · Mr. Market · NCUA · Personal Finance · Roth IRA
My Real Estate Investment Efforts
July 7th, 2008 12 Comments
One of my goals for 2008 is to purchase my first investment property. I view real estate investment (REI) as one way to help me break free from my traditional methods of saving (401K, IRA’s etc.) and establish a retirement worth having. The more I dwell on my life’s purpose and what I want and [...]
Tags: Building Wealth · Investing · Kansas City · Passive Income · Personal Success · Real Estate · Saving for Retirement · Success · US Government

