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August 31, 2008: 3:09 am: adminSchool of Health

Hair Loss has regularly been something that both males and women have to deal with. As tons of clients know it can be extraordinarily disturbing and worrying. It used to be the case that there was absolutely zilch that might be done about it, currently though with technology moving ahead more & futher each and every year there are masses of various options for you to look at.

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There are many diverse procedures each one specified for different types of cases. Strand by Strand is the procedure that is low maintenance & builds up hair progressively and gradually. With the Strand by Strand method it is possible to regain hair with no surgery, pain or scaring this as clients can imagine is extraordinarily appealing to many people. Advanced Laser Therapy is another choice that is offered to clients. AHS pioneered and successfully conducted clinical trials on the combination of the most recent laser beam technology, an FDA approved re-growth pharmaceutical, and a proven scalp & follicle programme programme for hair loss. With this programme customers will see a change in three months, which is really fast.

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August 30, 2008: 1:43 pm: adminCell Phones

The Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service is in a state of flux, and is still a budding technology that will offer several new features as it matures. While it is true to say that there are many providers in the VoIP market with “unique” features of their own, one factor is common to all: they rely on the broadband Internet connection and do not bring the traditional telephone providers into the scheme of things. In the process, they offer price packages that are substantially lower than the traditional phone connection. So how do you evaluate one service provider vis–vis another, and then install the connection in your office or home? What should be your focus in selecting a specific provider?

Here are a few tips that will assist you in your choice.

Suitability to your specific requirements

For a start, you must weigh the features offered by the leading providers such as Vonage, Lingo, and Skype, and apply those features to your specific work environment and requirements. A service provider might offer the best of features, but they aren’t any good if you cannot use them. If your priority is to make a large volume of international calls, particularly to Europe and Asia, Lingo is for you. Lingo is also a good option if you travel out of the US because you can carry your US number wherever you go and call the US at local rates. Lingo also comes with the lowest price for its range of features. Skype is different from Lingo and Vonage in one important respect: it does not use a telephone as a go-between. While the Skype outgoing and incoming calls to/from a normal telephone is still to fan out in terms of dependability, Skype is the best option if you and your computer are inseparable and you have friends and family who are similarly inclined. For PC-to-PC calls, Skype is the best voice portal, and there is no price tag attached.

Voice quality and reliability

If your first priority is consistently good call quality, and you don’t mind paying a bit more, consider Vonage. Vonage comes with almost identical features as Lingo, but there is minimal in-call lag and echo experience. With Lingo, be prepared to sacrifice on the quality of calls. In the competitive marketplace, each service provider promises the best of service and voice quality, and you cannot be sure about the product. If you are investing in a monthly/quarterly/annual contract, it is best to settle for a package that has a money-back guarantee behind it. Both Vonage and Lingo offer trial periods.

Installation complicacies

You also need to consider how easy–or how difficult–it is to install the service, both as a business option and for home use. For a single user, the process is not half as complicated as for multiple users in an office environment. You must be sure that the saving you make from an economically viable service is not offset by the installation costs. For example, you must keep in mind that in an office environment, the VoIP usage will put additional stress on your broadband connection, and you might have to invest in increasing your Internet capability.

Broadband connectivity issues

Remember that VoIP needs broadband connectivity to be functional. Prior to reaching a final decision on a VoIP package, you need to do a bit of research on the bandwidth that the service requires, and then ensure that your Internet service provider is able to match up. If you face regular power or Internet outages, you may end up paying for a service you cannot put to optimal use. In such situations, it is always advisable to retain your traditional phone line as a backup.

Flexibility to opt out

VoIP is still in a nascent stage, and the future may bring in new providers with richer services. Therefore, it is important not to get into a long-term contract or commitment with any service provider; keep the flexibility-to-switch option with you.

Internet telephony is the future, and even some traditional telephone service providers have conceded this by initiating VoIP packages of their own. The choices are many, and growing. As the user, it is finally up to you to use the right package to your best advantage.

: 1:02 pm: adminCell Phones

VoIP is definitely the wave of the future and there is much to learn about it so that when advances are made you aren’t left in the dark. Whether you want to receive training or professional reasons, you can get great VoIP training to help you understand all of the variables that make up voice over internet protocol. Luckily, there is VoIP training that can be done in the comfort of your own home on your own time.

If you are interested in learning more about VoIP for any reason all you need to do is find a place online to order some training DVD’s. A lot of these DVD’s offer the best advice and training you can get aside from the manufacturers of VoIP devices. These training videos will walk you step by step through the fundamentals of VoIP, the buzzwords associated with it, the technology, and also the vendors who currently provide VoIP services and the differences between them.

So, browse around the internet and see if you can’t read enough to fulfill your interest and fascination with VoIP, or consider contacting the makers of certain VoIP products for brochures and free videos. If you want to learn more about the technical aspects of voice over internet protocol you can find DVD’s on the internet and even in some of the more tech savvy video stores. These online or DVD training courses will teach you everything you need to know so you’ll be one step ahead with this state of the art technology.

August 27, 2008: 9:16 pm: adminMoney Making

The Importance of Telling Compelling Stories

The cover article in Fast Company’s May-05 issue is Change or Die. The author, Alan Deutschman, says the latest findings in psychology and neuroscience have something important to say about stories. Stories can change a person’s “frame of view” much more powerfully than dry concepts. Instead of fear-based facts told in conceptual form, you need to offer people a compelling, positive vision for the future told in narrative formif you want to motivate people to act in new ways. In fact, most people in a leadership role are now expected to know how to structure their message in story form.

Here is a simple example. I coached a woman named Mandy who worked in a hospital and she was responsible for internal customer service. She wanted to pitch the idea of a calendar for a staff gift. This was right around the time that calendar-making software programs were a new thing. Mandy’s first attempt was to use fact-based, fear driven concepts. She left a voicemail for her boss.

Hi Carol, I just wanted to run an idea by you. What do you think about a calendar as a gift that’s full of staff pictures from the Christmas party? Morale has been very low. We just got through the downsizing and the merger. It’s low budget and you know how tight things are right now. Let me know. — Mandy

She never heard back from Carol, so Mandy sent an e-mail with the same basic message. Carol replied that they would talk about it at the next staff meeting. But they never got around to it. That is when Mandy and I worked on a simple but different pitch.

This is the second way she ended up trying it. She asked if she could see Carol for about 10 minutes face-to-face. She agreed. Here is how Mandy tried it this time.

“I was over at the house of a friend the other night for dinner and I noticed on her refrigerator was a calendar. For the month of October there was a picture of my friend, Wendy, playing air guitar with people. She said that photo was taken at last year’s Christmas party. They had an air band contest. Several of her co-workers were secretly huge Abba fans and so they memorized then lipsynched the lyrics to Dancing Queen. They took photos of the whole evening then turned it into a calendar and gave two calendars to all the staff members. I have it right here - take a look”.

Mandy showed the calendar to her boss and it was full of photos of people laughing outrageously, a picture of Santa Claus juggling giant candy canes, a photo of another group of employees on stage doing comedy sketches, and one fellow dressed up like a giant exclamation mark.

Many continued, “Everyone loved this gift better than any gift before or after. My friend bought an extra one for the Fitness facility where she teaches part-time. They had been having trouble recruiting new nursing staff. After a nurse at the Fitness Centre saw the calendar- she applied for a job there. She said it looked like a fun place to work where people seem to care about each other.”

Mandy finished her story by starting to explain about the cost involved, but Carol interrupted her and said, “I don’t care what it costs, let’s do it! I love it.”

The calendar was a big hit with all the employees in Mandy’s hospital. Not only did staff buy more at their own expense, even seven years later people still have that particular calendar up on their walls.

The Five-Part Mythic Story Structure

Everyone loves a good story. A story paints a verbal picture in people’s minds and is remembered much more than linear facts. Stories help you create emotional intimacy with people. People are more moved to take action on your message if they feel moved emotionally. Below is a brief synopsis of the mythic structure used in some of the biggest movie hits in history - such as Star Wars; Schindler’s List, The Full Monty, Tootsie, the Wizard of Oz, etc. Whether you are telling a comic story or a tragic one, whether it is 3 hours long or 5 minutes, using a mythic structure will definitely capture people’s attention. I use the story inside the story example above as an example of a mini mythic structure:

1. Set the Platform: You must establish the present situation or status quo.

Mandy wants to pitch the calendar idea to her boss because morale and budget are low, but she is getting little response.

2. Tilt the Platform: You need to rock the boat and bring in a new element. The main character of your story must make a new decision or discovery, or bring in conflict or trouble. Mandy decides to use a story approach and tells about how another facility in the same position used the calendar idea.

3. Consequences: You now need to describe what happens as a result of this change in #2 above. The calendar is easy to produce, people love it and word flies that their facility is a great place to work.

4. Getting Back to Stability: You now need to describe how the hero deals with those consequences or is affected by them. This is usually a small or big heroic act, something new, unusual or creative. Mandy gets her boss involved in the story and then shows her the calendar with gets her hooked.

5. New Platform: Finally, you need to describe the new status quo or how this story changed the main character. Mandy’s boss decides to go ahead with the idea and it is just as successful with their staff.

The key to writing your own mini mythic story is to think of a time in your life when you had conflict, or went through a big change, or got into trouble, or you had to face something challenging, or life threw you a curve ball. I’m sure you have more than one of these incidents. Make of list of them. Pick the most compelling ones for you that include a message you can relate to your topic. You will need to have passion and emotion behind it. Also choose a “Platform Tilter” that feels complete for you, otherwise you won’t have an ending to your story yet. In other words, don’t talk about your struggle to quit smoking if you are still struggling with it. Once you have a story in mind use the Five-Part Structure to write it out. Then edit, edit, edit, for as Shakespeare once said “Brevity is the soul of wit”.

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August 26, 2008: 1:13 pm: adminMoney Making

Tired of having stare-downs with those boxes of Krispy Kremes, trays of brownies, and platters of cookies some well-intentioned but nutritionally clueless co-worker brings into the office? Be prepared for these and other nutritional setbacks at your office by stocking up on a few key items that will have your desk a veritable nutritional emergency kit.

Water: Bottles and bottles of water. Small bottles, big bottles, plastic bottles, glass bottles, whatever it takes. Having enough water within your reach everyday will keep you well hydrated as well as keeping your stomach filled when you’d otherwise fall prey to the lingering office munchies.

Fruit: Each week, bring a bag of fresh fruit to the office and store it in your desk. And don’t just stick with the common fare of apples and oranges. Berries, mangos, kiwi will keep for several days, more if you have access to an office refrigerator, and provide variety to whet your appetite for something other than those fudge brownies.

Protein bars: You can also use these as part of one of your daily meals. Be careful and read the labels. Many “nutritional bars” are nothing more than candy bars in deceptive packaging. Stay away from the ones with high sugar and fat content.

Vegetables: Bring a couple of small ziplocked bags of baby carrots, celery or your other favorite veggies that will keep.

Low-fat cottage cheese/low sugar yogurt: Small containers of these on hand will provide nutritional meal options.

Ricecakes: A bag of low-sodium ricecakes tucked away can satisfy a need to eat something crunchy. Just stay away from the ones loaded with flavored sugar coating.

Toothbrush/Mouthwash: I learned this trick from a friend who was a competitive bodybuilder. During pre-contest dieting, he would attempt to deflect the temptation to eat blacklisted foods within his reach by brushing his teeth. He said the last thing he wanted to do after brushing with minty toothpaste was chew a gooey piece of fudge or candy. Not bad for keeping your breath fresh, either.

Utensils: Make sure you have a serving or two of utensils at your desk, along with something to cut your food if needed.

Thermal-Lunchbags: Perfect for storing food when a refrigerator is not available. Available in many sizes.

The first step to staying on track with your eating, particularly at work, is planning. You don’t have the power to control what your co-workers bring into the office, but you can help ward off temptation by stocking up on a few items of your own. Remember, the point is to not make your own desk resemble a supermarket aisle, but to have enough options on hand in order to substitute for the really bad stuff should the need arise.

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Jon Gestl, CSCS, is a Chicago personal trainer and fitness instructor who specializes in helping people get in shape in the privacy and convenience of their home or office. He is a United States National Aerobic Champion silver and bronze medalist and world-ranked sportaerobic competitor. He can be contacted through his website at http://www.jongestl.com.

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August 25, 2008: 7:15 pm: adminMoney Making

Foreign exchange (forex) currency trading, the largest financial market in the world, requires a minimum of capital to invest and the profits can be substantial. Once you have learned the basics of forex, you’re on the way to making money through the simultaneous buying or selling of currencies. Forex trading is instantaneous; as soon as you click the mouse, it’s done. The most commonly traded currencies, easiest to liquidate, are the U.S. dollar, Japanese yen, British pound, Swiss Franc, the Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, and the Eurodollar.

Unlike the stock market, forex trading has no central exchange. With forex, you can make a profit whether the market is up or down vs. only making money when the stock market is on the rise. By taking the long position with a pair of currencies, the forex trader buys at one price and sells when it reaches a higher price. The other option for the forex trader is to go short by selling currencies, anticipating depreciation, and then buying back when the value falls. The forex trader can pick either direction, long or short, and if correct, he will generate a profit. You can also set up a certain point (limit order) based on the amount of profit you want to earn to automatically limit the order. In the same way, you can stop or close an order to automatically liquidate if the currency trade is going against you.

In general, the strength of a country’s economy determines the value of its currency. Other factors to take into consideration in forex trading are the political and social status of the country, interest and employment rates, and the overall stability of its government. You will learn to see patterns or trends as you become more familiar with the in’s and out’s of forex trading.

The Forex market is a 24-hour trading place, Sunday through Friday, giving you the option of trading at any time of the day or night. Unlike the stock market, it doesn’t close with the ringing of the bell. Forex online firms provide demos, guidance, and market news for the beginning investor. You can practice your skills in forex trading before actually investing real capital. Once you’ve learned the basics, a minimum investment is made, sometimes as low as $200.00. These “mini-trading” accounts are a good way to begin forex trading and often there is no commission attached to your trading. You don’t have to be a seasoned market analyst or economist to learn, enjoy, and make money with forex currency trading.

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August 24, 2008: 10:54 pm: adminMoney Making

World Health Organisation states one out of four worldwide suffer from various forms of mental, behavioral, and neurological disorders. Are you one of them?

It has also been estimated that depression would be the second largest illness by 2010 keeping in mind its pace by which it is affecting people world over. Here is some statistics for you: Experts in the field of mental health claim that more than half a billion people worldwide suffer from psychiatric disorders, which include abuse owing to drugs and alcohol, epilepsy, dementia, schizophrenia and stress related disorders. To break up, we have around 400 million people suffering from anxiety disorders, 340 million from mood disorders, 250 million cases of personality disorders, 100 million cases of alcohol dependence and 45 million cases of schizophrenia. Rest, calculation is left for you.

The definition of health as been stated by World Health Organisation includes physical, social, emotional and logical well being. Out of these four parameters, three are related to mental health. So, now you know how important is mental health for you and we tend to ignore it the most.

Most of us believe, especially who are suffering from mental illness, that Depression and other mental disorders are not curable. Again the specialists, doctors and psychiatric in this field totally feel the opposite. Not just its their profession but it has been proved too. With proper aid, guidance and medicines treatment of mental health is very much possible.

Depression is basically psychological disorder involving your body, mood, feelings, and even thoughts. Depression causes the change in the way you think, feel about yourself or about other things, behavior, and your well-being. Depression, if left as it is, can last for months or even years.

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August 17, 2008: 10:31 pm: adminMoney Making

The range of options for investing your money can be bewildering to the new investor. Obviously, I cannot provide investment advice particular to your circumstances, but I will try to advise you of a few basic investment options that may be available to you if you are looking to invest a lump sum.

Investment Options:

High Interest Deposit Account

A bank account? Is that really an investment option?

Sure it is - something that really needs underlining is that if you’re looking to invest on the stock market, you really need to be looking to make long-term commitments.

What a High Interest Deposit Account offers is a short-term investment option, for example, if you’re looking to put a lump sum away for just a couple of years.

You’ll find the interest is usually taxable - but you can also benefit from much higher interest rates than normal savings account at the bank.

And, your money is also safe - whatever the fluctuations of the stock markets, your interest rate should be guaranteed.

Tax Free Savings accounts

Another financial product a bank can usually offer, is a tax-free savings scheme.

Certainly that’s true here in the UK, where the ISA - Investment Savings Account - is widely available.

Take note, though - there are a couple of important points to be aware of.

The first is that ISA’s come in at least two basic forms - often referred to as Mini and Maxi ISA’s.

The Mini ISA is effectively a form of high interest savings - you have a guaranteed savings rate, and again, it’s pretty high relative to current accounts. So a mini-ISA can make a good short-term investment.

The Maxi ISA is a direct investment in stocks and shares - so you’ll need to be in this for the longer-term.

That’s partly because your interest will only grow with the stocks themselves. But less obviously, when you invest you’ll likely find yourself immediately hit by a management fee - for example, 4% of your deposit. So your stocks will need to earn 4% value before you get back to where you started from.

The second point to be aware of with ISA’s and tax-free savings is limitations - with an ISA you can only invest a limited amount of money in them each year. So this isn’t really something you can use for larger lump sums.

Stocks and Shares

Stocks and shares are the mainstay of market trading - you buy into the equity of growing companies, on the grounds that as they continue to grow and perform well, their revenues increase, their company value increases, and therefore not only does the stock you hold grow in value - but you can also earn dividends - earnings paid directly to shareholders.

The problem with the equities markets, though, is one of risk. It is up to the individual investor to determine the level of risk that they feel comfortable with taking on board, and proceeding accordingly.

For example, investing a lump sum into a single company stock is extremely risky - it’s all eggs in one basket. Lessen the risk by investing in multiple stocks and also try to cover different market sectors - for example, financial services stocks, energy stocks, mining, airlines, retail, etc.

There are certain options to help make those decisions for you - such as Mutual Funds and Exchange Traded Funds. These will simply take your cash and spread it around a diverse range of stocks for you.

Of course, you can take a hands on-approach yourself, and try to choose your own stocks.

However, the big problem here is that in doing so, you take on all the risks, and you not be in apposition to properly ascertain what the actual risks you are taking. If you must do it yourself, at least use one of the many available “virtual investor” options that brokerages online commonly offer, which allow you to practice investing - and get used to the system - without actually risking any money.

Futures Trading

Futures trading is effectively speculating on the future value of goods - commonly commodities and currencies.

Commodity markets speculate on the future values of oil, metals, and agricultural products, for example.

Foreign exchange markets (Forex) speculate on the future value of currencies.

The point to underline here is that it’s a zero sum game. With stocks, they can all theoretically grow in value over time and all investors win. With futures trading, you only make a gain by someone else making a loss.

Futures markets are also notoriously volatile, and definitely not for the inexperienced investor.

That doesn’t mean to say that funds out there who speculate with futures trading are bad - simply more risky. As with all risk, you have to determine whether the losses you could occur are acceptable, and worth putting against the gains you can make.

Conclusion

Overall, if you have a lump sum, where you invest it depends upon how long you wish to invest it for.

High interest deposit accounts at the bank are about your best short term option - mix them with ISA’s and similar when looking to invest for just a couple of years.

However, if you can afford to invest for longer, then there are funds and fund management schemes out there that can help take the strain of decision making for you, and spread the risks involved much more widely and thinly.

Of course, if you’re feeling adventurous, you can always invest directly, and create a portfolio based on equities investments, commodities and currency trading. While the rewards are potentially greater - so are the losses if it goes wrong, and you absolutely have to be prepared to accept that if you go this way.

Anyway, I can only hope this helps a bit, and wish you every success with your investments.

Brian Turner is an advisor with Central Consultants, a finance and investments company. He is also the editor of Finance Markets and offers free advice on their investment forums.

August 15, 2008: 6:40 am: adminMoney Making

Writing information products (eBooks) is one of the most popular ways of starting or developing an online business.

Why? Because the subject range is unlimited as is the angle or perspective you can bring to a subject. Plus, it can cost nothing except your time to create it. Everyone that has a computer has a word processor (even if it’s WordPad) and PDF creators can be found for free (PDF is still the best way to distribute eBooks).

That said, it is not always trouble-free. How do you get started and how do you manage if you have never written an eBook before?

Step 1 - Why Are You Writing an eBook?

First, make a list of the reasons you are writing your ebook. Do you want to promote your business? Do you want to bring quality traffic to your website? Do you want to enhance your reputation? All very good reasons but don’t make it too obvious. Don’t come across as selfish - give something to get something back.

Then write down your goals in terms of publishing. Maybe your going to sell it as a product on your website, or offer it as a free gift or bonus eBook for your main product to increase its value?

Bottom line is, the more you know upfront, the easier the actual writing will be.

Step 2 - Know Your Subject

Next, and most important - write about something you know. This allows you to keep the book flowing, present credibility and shows your readers you have some insight on the subject - and hence maybe something to offer they may not have heard before.

Step 3 - Where to Begin?

Next, the hardest part of writing is - starting. When you look at the whole project, it seems like an impossible task. You have to break it down into manageable tasks.

It’s no different to anything else in life. Whenever you’re faced with a seemingly insurmountable task, there is only one way to approach it. Step-by-Step. Break it down into manageable mini-tasks and see the completion of each one as an achievement to celebrate spur you on. Reward yourself, even if it’s only with a break, a coffee or 10 minutes on the games console.

Step 4 - Get Organized

The next thing you have to do is to get organized. First, organize your thoughts. There are some steps you should take before you begin. Go through the following list of issues. When complete, you should be prepared and ready to begin writing your ebook.

Step 5 - Figure out your eBook’s working title.

Why? Because it gives you a focal point. Spend time on it, as it is something you should keep coming back to for inspiration. Always make sure you don’t deviate from it. Otherwise you’ll end up with an eBook where the contents do match the title. Jot down a few different titles, and eventually, you’ll find that one that will grow on you. Think honestly about it. Would YOU read it?

Step 6 - Write an Overview

Next, write out a brief overview. Your overview is a short paragraph, maybe two stating exactly what problem you are addressing and how your book will solve that problem.

Once you’ve got your overview fine-tuned, you’ve built your foundation. From that point, your eBook will develop, sentence-by-sentence then page-by-page and finally chapter-by-chapter until before you know; it will be finished.

Your overview will keep you focused while you write your ebook. Remember: all chapters must support your overview. If there is a chapter that doesn’t fit - delete it. For example, your overview could be something like: We’ve all experienced a weight problem at times in our lives, but I have discovered fourteen proven methods to help you get the figure you yearn for.

But if this is what you say, you must give fourteen proven methods. If you don’t, you lose credibility with your readers and they will be searching for ways to get a refund. At best, you will never sell them a follow-up product. This is where the real money is on the Internet. Repeat business not a one-off sale.

Step 7 - Review and Regroup

Once you have your overview, before you start to write, make sure there is a good reason to write your eBook. Ask yourself some questions:

* Does it give useful information and is that information relevant today?

* Will your eBook benefit your readers?

* Is your ebook interesting - will it keep you reader turning every page to see what comes next?

You also need to grab their attention early on and the best way to do this is to make them feel that you can answer their problems. After all, why did they buy the book? Make them feel they made the right decision and that you know what you are talking about.

Step 8 - Start Laying Out Your eBook

Next, write out chapter headings. You may or may not end up using chapters but it another part of the processing of breaking the job down into manageable steps to tackle one at a time. Breaking the job into smaller tasks (in this case chapters) will make it easier. It’s also the way to expand on your overview and see if your chapters address everything. Check - is there something missing that you said you were going to cover?

Remember - step-by-step manageable pieces.

Writing an eBook is like any other form of writing - be it a letter, a user guide, a report etc - you must know who your target audience is and write to them. This will dictate things such as style, tone, diction, and even length of your eBook.

When it’s complete, you could also use parts of each chapter to create an e-course as a way of promoting it.

Taking all the above into consideration, you could have your eBook finished in no time at all and ready to promote via your website. You could be well on the way to an Internet best-seller.

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August 14, 2008: 2:56 pm: adminGreat Legal Resources Tips, Loans + Stuff

Has money become too tight? Are the interest rates on your mortgage too high? Is your mortgage more than your house’s current market value? Do not walk away from your home! You can get your life in order and help stop foreclosure. Foreclosure is not the right answer! It will get rid of your payment but will haunt you for years to come. You will not be able to get a good interest rate on anything, if you get offered credit at all, and you will not be able to obtain another mortgage for at least the next seven years.

I am currently behind on my mortgage payments, and I mean really behind. I think my bank wants to take my house and wanted to know what the foreclosure procedures were for them. Does anyone have experience with this or how I can stop the process? Or when it even becomes final? I really do not want to lose my house but do not have any idea where to begin to save it. The bank does not seem to be very helpful and I do not make enough money to refinance my mortgage. If anyone could help I would appreciate it.