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Saturday, March 7, 2015

Poor Credit

In Measuring and Managing Credit Risk, the authors provided a robust, complete and comprehensive treatment of several aspects of modern credit risk measurement and management. Written by two high talented practitioners, this book will become certainly a reference both for academics and practitioners thanks to its careful treatment of several not so known empirical issues which practitioners have to face everyday. At the same time, do not consider the book as a new recipes book for managing credit risk. Both authors already proved their deep knowledges of financial theory and establish once again, through this book, how advanced knowledges of theory combined with significant practical experience make leading researches. As a PhD candidate in Finance, actually writing on credit risk, I definitively adopted this book and higly recommend it for anyone dealing with credit risk issues either through a practical experience or through a theoritical work.

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Friday, March 6, 2015

Poor Credit Invisible in America Paperback

The Working Poor examines the "forgotten America" where "millions live in the shadow of prosperity, in the twilight between poverty and well-being." These are citizens for whom the American Dream is out of reach despite their willingness to work hard. Struggling to simply survive, they live so close to the edge of poverty that a minor obstacle, such as a car breakdown or a temporary illness, can lead to a downward financial spiral that can prove impossible to reverse. David Shipler interviewed many such working people for this book and his profiles offer an intimate look at what it is like to be trapped in a cycle of dead-end jobs without benefits or opportunities for advancement. He shows how some negotiate a broken welfare system that is designed to help yet often does not, while others proudly refuse any sort of government assistance, even to their detriment. Still others have no idea that help is available at all.
"As a culture, the United States is not quite sure about the causes of poverty, and is therefore uncertain about the solutions," he writes. Though he details many ways in which current assistance programs could be more effective and rational, he does not believe that government alone, nor any other single variable, can solve the problem. Instead, a combination of things are required, beginning with the political will needed to create a relief system "that recognizes both the society's obligation through government and business, and the individual's obligation through labor and family." He does propose some specific steps in the right direction such as altering the current wage structure, creating more vocational programs (in both the public and private sectors), developing a fairer way to distribute school funding, and implementing basic national health care.
Prepare to have any preconceived notions about those living in poverty in America challenged by this affecting book. --Shawn Carkonen --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Credit Cards For Bad Credit 2013 (Rebuild Credit With Credit Cards) [Kindle Edition]

If you need a fast and effective way to rebuild credit and obtain a new credit card but don't know where to look, then this book is for you. I was very impressed with the amount of information that is truly relevant in this book. I appreciate reading Joseph McClain's story on how he came upon this knowledge. It adds a decree of authenticity to the book, knowing that the author himself has been there and knows the pain of not having good credit.

I commend McClain for his honesty and willingness to share with people his knowledge on how to rebuild your credit. And more importantly, knowing where to go for the help you need. I really like how he lays out a roadmap for you to follow to ensure the success without hitting a brick wall. Anyone who has been down this road knows the headache and frustration of trying to get a credit card with bad credit because you just don't know where to turn.

While this is a short book and a quick read, it does its job by giving you what you need to know in a no BS manner. Along with that there is links to provide support for those who need it. This is a firecracker of a book for anyone needing to know how to get back on the fast track to having good credit. By rebuilding your credit score through getting new credit cards and paying them off in the manner that Joseph recommends guarantees that you too can have the success that you are looking for. Thanks Joseph for a great little book that carries a ton of weight!

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