Posts Tagged ‘finance’
Buying a Car or Home Without Riba (Interest)
Website – www.MeccaCentric.com MeccaCentric – Producing videos about Islam and Muslims on DVD. Islamic lectures, speeches, talks and sermons are also available on audio CD. “Economic Challenges For Muslims In America” by Jamal Badawi Purchase the full-length lecture at http or call 1-800-607-9810 Another major area of concern for Muslims in America is examined in-depth by Dr. Badawi. He provides possible solutions for three major economic challenges: selling things that are forbidden, the question of riba (is it the same as interest?), and the question of insurance. Then he briefly touches upon the following areas: indirect riba, saving plans and pensions, student loans, working in banks, and interest that is accrued on bank accounts. Other topics discussed: leasing cars, leasing a house Islamically but paying more for it, non-Muslims and their argument for interest, paying over time (deferred payment), and leasing equipment.
Insurance Information : How to Start an Insurance Agency
Starting an insurance agency requires considering many aspects of business, including whether a building is required, who the customer will be and what type of products to offer. Discuss starting an insurance agency with a bank or business partners using insight from aninsurance agent in this free video on insurance. Expert: Vic Schumacher Contact: www.HPEFinancialServices.com Bio: Vic Schumacher is part of HPE Financial Services, a brokerage insurance company representing all major carriers. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
First Time Home Buyer Loan, $8000 Tax Credit, FHA Low Down Payment Mortgage Assistance Program
Tax Credit for First Time Home Buyer Mortgage and Government Assistance Program to Help Home Owners Finance a Real Estate Loan with Low Down Payment and Interest Rate. Go To RealEstateMarketingThisWeek.com Part 5 (Excerpt) Inventory of foreclosed homes may be declining soon Home sales double in last year So we are back in studio today with Dan Havey. Dan and I have known each other for many years and we have worked very close over the years in real estate. Dan and I are not necessarily 100% in agreement with where the market is today and whether we are at the bottom or not. I tend to believe that we are. Let me tell you my thinking on this. Dan uses actual facts and figures to make his prognostications. Heres what I know, I know that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have put a moratorium on foreclosures. What that means is that they are slowing the supply of repos. What that means is that they are putting fewer homes on the market, which means the supply has been reduced to a 9 month supply of resale homes on the market. The builders are gearing up, getting ready to start building again, but they are not building again just yet. Thats a great indicator. Interest rates couldnt be better. They havent been better than they are now, so not only can you buy a house at the same price you would have paid for that house in 2002, but you are going to get a significantly lower interest rate then it would have been then. Effectively a house today is going to cost you less than it would in …