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Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: December 20th, 2009
The bloated APR is how First Premier Bank, a subprime credit card issuer, is skirting new regulations intended to curb abusive practices in the industry. It’s a strategy other subprime card issuers could start adopting to get around the new rules.
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: December 16th, 2009
Citigroup will be allowed to retain billions of dollars worth of tax breaks
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: December 16th, 2009
While the Obama administration has said taxpayers likely will profit from the sale of the Citigroup shares, accounting experts said the lost tax revenue could easily outstrip those profits.
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: December 15th, 2009
Ocala’s trustee “failed to maintain internal documentation necessary to establish Ocala’s ownership of purchased mortgages,”
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: December 14th, 2009
The FDIC estimates that the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) will be $27.4 million
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: November 23rd, 2009
People appreciate simple and meaningful over expensive and useless
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: November 1st, 2009
The Housing Choice Voucher Program (sometimes referred to as “Section 8”) is the largest federal low-income housing assistance program. Families are awarded vouchers to help pay the cost of renting housing on the open market.
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: October 9th, 2009
After losing so much on packages of subprime mortgages that were basically destined to default, investors have lost trust in securitization. Because of this our government has spent over $1 trillion trying to save the markets, and many of these markets are basically only operating because the government is holding them up.
Written by: Timothy McFarlin | Publish date: September 28th, 2009
People that have a good FICO score but at the same time they are in a lot of debt and they are making only the minimum payment on all of their bills, debt consolidation would be the best option. Debt consolidation would be the best option because it will help them to get lower monthly payments so they can keep up and will not ruin their credit score. They will also be able to get themselves out of the debt faster.