There is no doubt that the travel industry is booming. Over $85 billion is spent annually, by consumers on vacation travel. That figure is projected to steadily increase as more baby boomers retire and the cost of travel levels off with the ever increasing competition within the industry itself.

It used to be that family vacationing was typically a camping trip, touring a national park, or signing up for a vacation tour, sharing the experience with a bus load of strangers. Resort vacationing was restricted to the wealthy, or those who could afford a timeshare condo. That is no longer the case, especially since the travel industry has moved into the MLM arena, opening the doors for home business entrepreneurs to earn a living selling discounted travel packages. [Read More!]

A Leader Emerges to Help Home Owners Nationwide Save Their American Dream from Being Stripped Away

Freedom Foreclosure Prevention Services (FFPS), a leader in the foreclosure prevention industry, has opened their new offices in Mesa, Arizona to support their growing team. Jeff Segal, President and CEO, recognized three years ago, the need to help home owners facing foreclosure. Freedom Foreclosure has gathered a wide array of experts in the industry; along with training and certifying a professional team of Certified Loss Mitigation Specialists nationwide to be able to handle the overwhelming number of home owners who will unfortunately be faced with the horrifying experience of potentially losing their homes to foreclosure.

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With the wealth of information and statistics flooding the market it's surprising to see that homeowners are not preparing themselves a little better. A study recently conducted by the Center for Responsible Lending predicts that 1 in 5 subprime loans issued in the past two years will enter some stage of foreclosure. These statistics will heavily impact 2007 statistics on the foreclosure rate considering that subprime loans make up a quarter of all home mortgages. This will be an estimated $164 billion cost to homeowners.

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It is really a sad event to see a family lose their home in foreclosure and not be able to save it, especially when the foreclosure process favors the lender and aren't fair or equitable to the homeowner. The reasons for the homeowner's foreclosure losses are vast and very much varied these days. Maybe they have experienced a death of a spouse, sickness, illness, loss of income, excessive debt or obligations, unemployment, under-employment, divorce, separation, even ignorance, inaction, alcohol or substance abuse, or just plain poor luck.

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