A brief simple video on why certain interest rates are higher (for example credit card rates) and others that have collateral against them lower.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
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May
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- 17. Who issues Bonds?
- 16. Private Equity, IPO, Public Equity
- 15. The Capital Structure of a Company
- 14. What is a Bond?
- *** New Video: V4. The EV/EBITDA Ratio
- 13. What is a Stock?
- 12. Links between the Financial Statements
- *** New Video: 15. The Capital Structure of a Company
- 11. The Cash Flow Statement
- 10. What is a Balance Sheet
- *** New Video: V2C. The P/E to Growth Ratio
- 9. What is an Income Statement
- ** New Video: 12. Links between the Financial Stat...
- 8. Debt Consolidation - savingandinvesting.com
- 7. High Credit Card Interest Rates
- 6. Borrowing Money
- 5. Principles of Leverage - savingandinvesting.com
- 4. What is Leverage? - savingandinvesting.com
- 3. Providers and Users of Capital: Equity and Debt
- 2. Providers and Users of Capital
- 1. Compounding
- I7. 5 Popular Misconceptions Part 2
- I6. 5 Popular Misconceptions Part 1
- I5. Starting with the Right Thing - savingandinves...
- I4. Why the Subject is so Important!
- 6. Borrowing Money
- I3. My Background
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- 1. Introduction - by savingandinvesting.com
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