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I’m NOT a Grocery Store

DianneN @DianneN (254926) • United States 15 Jan 19

Never a lender or a borrower be. That is a quote from William Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, said by Polonius in Act I, Scene III. I have never borrowed anything in my life except for a pen at times and something blue for my...

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No Credit Buyers! Finance Guy shows you the Way

Rock Watson @allaboutcars (6) • Los Angeles, California 25 Jun 14

Brittany is a young car buyer from Washington. Her no credit status is making her anxious. She sent her question to our e-mail address finance@rapidcarloans.net. Here’s how I helped her. QUESTION: My name is Brittany. I...

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Brand of bagel - is it important? I say yes! Every bagel is different!

schulzie @schulzie (4061) • United States 25 Apr 12

Do you think the brand of bagel matters or is important? I say yes it is! I bought some bagels last week that were on sale at Publix for buy one get one free. They were Thomas' Bagels and they were delicious! This week Publix had...

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Have you ever try to negotiate with your lenders?

kingparker @kingparker (9673) • United States 27 Oct 10

There are so many people are in financial problem recently. They might not have enough money to pay for their credit card debts, or other debts such as personal loans. Have you ever try to contact those lenders and work out a...

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Judicial states halt the foreclosed houses due to subprime package

kingparker @kingparker (9673) • United States 1 Oct 10

In Judicial states, the banks or lenders have to go through the legal process from their local government, usually the state government to file for foreclosed on certain houses when they regard the home owners default on the loan....

Under Water Mortgages: Your House Is Worth $300K but you owe $400K Now What?

tweetbird @tweetbird (161) • United States 4 Aug 10

It's estimate that millions of mortgages in America are now "under water" or "upside down" with mortgages higher than the homes are worth. For those people making their monthly payments, wouldn't that be equivalent to renting...

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Here We Go Again!!!

rodney850 @rodney850 (2145) • United States 14 Aug 09

Think the housing industry has stabilized and mortgage lenders have started acting responsibly? Think congress has done anything to try and prevent what happened lat last year? Think Again!! Watch this video and come back and...

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I am looking for a loan, does anyone know any good loan companies?

dorypanda @dorypanda (1601) 5 May 09

I've been contacted by several unscrupulous lenders who guarantee they WILL definately get me a loan, no matter what my circumstances are, but when I tell them I am self-employed, have no proof of my own income and have a not...

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Insurance, Loan, Mortgage, Fund and Refinance Informative Websites

bizacquire @bizacquire (3) • Indonesia 22 Nov 08

Hello, I have several website providing you free but excellent guidance about Loan, Insurance, Fund, Mortgage, Credit or Lender and Credit Card. Would you visit and explore about my guidance and give me some suggestions? thank you...

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How to stop your Foreclosure

nielcdg @nielcdg (709) • Philippines 19 Jun 08

As many Americans would know Foreclosures within the recent years have been as common as a raccoon raiding your garbage can. Lenders are now becoming hard to reach and hard to talk to because of the recent trend of foreclosures...

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Payday Lenders closing their doors!

dragon54u @dragon54u (31633) • United States 16 May 08

Here in Ohio, they finally passed a law capping the interest rates that these "payday loan" stores can charge. The new law says that the 391% per year interest is illegal now and caps it at 28%. The lenders are closing now because...

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Subprime meltdown

investorshub @investorshub (286) • United States 15 Jul 07

How serious is the 'subprime meltdown' and where do you see home prices in metro areas of the U.S. over the next five to ten years? Is Bear Sterns, CIBC, BNP Paribas and/or Credit Suisse in trouble? The article written by Matthew...

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