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Accenture (ACN) is one of the world's leading consulting companies. It has a strong dividend record and currently yields 2.5%, with tremendous growth potential.

Homeowners over the age of 62 now have a new reverse mortgage product they can choose. What makes this one better than the existing reverse mortgage product?

There are some current trends in the mortgage industry these days that you should be aware of if you plan on purchasing or refinancing a home.

Arizona has many troubled homeowners who could use some help with their mortgages. Wells Fargo is going to do just that.

With such dramatic swings in the price of oil, one thing does remain constant; the world is still using it and will for the foreseeable future. So how can one begin to minimize the volatility yet still be exposed, in some capacity, to oil and yield a return?

Pepsico (PEP), long regarded as the poor cousin of Coke (KO), is making waves. Here's why this dividend payer may be of interest.

Over $350 in account benefits with the Cash Management Account and IRA service.

Merck (MRK) is one of the best positioned pharma stocks, with a high and consistent dividend and an attractively priced common stock.

The pharmaceutical sector offers a number of high dividend yield, low PE ratio stocks for the income seeking conservative investor.

Mortgage rates are continuing to drop, but few borrowers qualify for the historical lows.

While gold gets the headlines, the other ‘lesser’ precious metals are moving onward and upward as well.

Top blue chip consistent dividend payers have proven over time to generate significant returns for stockholders. One such company is Accenture (ACN).

Grocery retailing done correctly is a very cash generative business. With a 70 year dividend track record and a current yield over 3%, Supervalu (SVU) might just be worth a look.

KKR target Sara Lee (SLE) exhibits a strong brand, a necessity product, and a long-term dividend track record. it's currently yielding over 3%.

Recasting is one way to help make your mortgage payments more affordable, but why aren't many homeowners taking advantage of it?