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For investors who had the courage to buy Apple stock back in 1997 when Steve Jobs made a return, they have had a ride of their life. Back in 199os Apple stock was trading in the single digits, there was talk of bankruptcy and Michael Dell famously said he thought the company should just be broken up and the money divided among shareholders, but today Apple stock is in the $250s range.What a ride!

Can Apple stock continue rising? Some investors think Apple stock best days are behind it but some investors believe Apple stock rise is just starting and that Apple will continue blowing past expectations.

Four Reasons Why Apply Stock may continue rising

MSNBC has an interesting article as to why investors should invest in Apple.The factors driving Apple are software, design, ecosystem and underrated market.

Apple will become the most valuable company in the world. Bet on it. In fact, go out and sell all your personal belongings, liquidate your 401(k), and buy Apple stock with every last dollar you own.

OK … on second thought, I wouldn’t advise that — it’s a bit rash. But there are ample reasons to believe that the company’s rise is just starting and that Apple will continue blowing past expectations.

The author of the article shows a scenario forecasting/predicting  how Apple revenues and profits will look like in 2014.

Read the full article at MSNBC

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When you have separate loans, Auto loans, credit card loans and student loans you pay interest for each loan. You can consolidate this loans into one and be able to reduce your monthly payment.

Home Equity Debt Consolidation

One way of reducing the monthly interest paid is to take out a home equity loan.A home equity loan has three advantages

A lower interest rate: Currently the rates for home equity loans are in single digits. Some experts estimate rates on home equity loans and lines can be lower than credit card rates by 7-10%-or more!

Tax savings: Interest payments on home equity loans or lines are potentially tax deductible, but credit card and auto loan interest payments are not. Please consult your tax advisor about the deductibility of interest with a home equity loan or line of credit.

Time savings : Make a single payment to your debt consolidation home equity loan or line rather than multiple payments to many lenders.

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