Navy veteran Scott Horne of Chesapeake, Virginia launched a website publishing short lessons on fiscal responsibility for young adults.
(PRWEB) January 7, 2006 -- Financeused.com launched on December 27th to help educate young adults about fiscal responsibility.
The website focuses on purchasing used automobile's and financing the purchase. At its launch the site was lightly populated with short articles but the owner, Mr. Horne, offered assurances that more articles were on the way.
Topics financeused.com will explore in the future include:
- How to go about fixing bad credit
- How to approach negotiations with dealerships and the bank
- How to perform due diligence when researching a purchase
- How to determine how much a buyer can afford.
The owner was asked how he determined what topics were to be covered. He said using a technique known as keyword research the owner determined what topics people were searching for the most. After determining what topics people sought out most regarding financing he created a list of topics to cover.
About the Owner:
Scott Horne launched financedused.com on December 27th to help educate young adults about fiscal responsibility. When asked what his goals were the Navy veteran replied “I just want to help young adults stay out of financial trouble. When I first left home I didn't know anything and had to learn about it the hard way”. Mr. Horne further explained how as a young sailor he nearly went into bankruptcy. Spending nearly ten years in the United States Navy, Mr. Horne observed that many young men and women were leaving home with out the financial education they needed. The financial troubles he faced, the observations of the men and women around him, and his escape from debt inspired him to try and help others.
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