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If your lender forecloses, how long can you stay in your home?

 If your lender forecloses, how long can you stay in your home?
BY GERALD J. ROBINSON
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Say your lender serves you with foreclosure papers. Can you be thrown out on the street immediately?

No way. Depending on the circumstances you may be able to stay in your home for months, or possibly permanently.

Here's the story.

If you actively resist the foreclosure proceedings you might not be forced out for months, even though you make no mortgage payments and pay no rent. And if you can get your mortgage modified to reduce the amount of your mortgage payments to a level you can afford, you can stay in your home permanently.

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Essex County woman- and minority-owned business expands with state support

Essex County woman- and minority-owned business expands with state supportFaIrfield-based Manhattan Maintenance Co., an office building janitorial service business, Monday closed a $600,000 loan with Provident Bank to meet working capital and refinancing needs.

Through the s...

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A shrewd investor says: Now's the time to buy stocks

A shrewd investor says: Now's the time to buy stocks
BY WARREN BOROSON
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

A few years from now, claims William (Bill) Lippman, investors will look back at the stock market in the year 2009 and very likely kick themselves for not having ...

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A financial planner who is especially good for widows

A financial planner who is especially good for widows
BY WARREN BOROSON
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
BOROSON ON MONEY

The gentleman made only $150,000 a year, yet he was paying $55,000 a year for nine whole-life insurance policies — more than one-third of his inco...

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Education groups working to put an end to financial ignorance

Education groups working to put an end to financial ignorance
BY MEREDITH HEGG
VOA NEWS

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Many analysts have observed that the disastrous financial decisions that helped to plunge the American economy into recession were shaped more by ignorance t...

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Johnson & Johnson: A favorite stock of Runnymede Capital

Johnson & Johnson: A favorite stock of Runnymede Capital
BY WARREN BOROSON
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
BOROSON ON MONEY

By coincidence, five investors with the same New York City firm wound up as clients of Runnymede Capital, a money management firm in Mendham. The ...

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New Jersey Homestead Rebate applications are in the mail

New Jersey Homestead Rebate applications are in the mail

Non-senior homeowners making under $75,000 will receive form

Over the next 10 days, 1 million middle-income New Jersey homeowners will soon receive applications for Homestead Rebates, the property tax ...

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Economy shows another quarter of growth

Economy shows another quarter of growth
BY KENT KLEIN
VOA NEWS

WHITE HOUSE — The U.S. economy grew in the first three months of this year, but more slowly than at the end of last year. President Barack Obama is encouraged by the news.

U.S. con...

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U.S. Commerce Department reports 11 percent surge in home sales

U.S. Commerce Department reports 11 percent surge in home sales
BY MICHAEL BOWMAN
VOA NEWS

WASHINGTON — America's battered housing industry is showing signs of life, according to new U.S. government statistics.

U.S. home sales recorded the largest monthly increase in...

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