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Military Loans Guide

Icon Written by admin on April 6, 2009 – 12:43 pm

If you are currently serving in any of the US armed forces then you may be able to apply for a military loan. These loans are usually at a much lower interest rate than those available to civilians making them a very attractive proposition. For example auto loans from military are popular.
If this is the [...]



Help Stabilize Your Finances With Payday Advance Loans

Icon Written by admin on April 5, 2009 – 1:01 pm

Have you encountered any unforeseen crisis that has to do with your finances? If you can research further you will be able to find another option for you to secure another option for your finance problems. Bank issue payday advance loans will be able to support you with this problem and make it easier for [...]



Best and Cheapest Cash Advance Payday Loan Online

Icon Written by admin on April 5, 2009 – 1:01 pm

Are you facing an emergency and a payday loan arise as a good alternative in order to reach end month with ease? If you are like many borrowers nationwide, then probably you will be interested on getting the cheaper payday loan you can, plus in order to save time you will be applying online for [...]



When will Democrats Dodd & Frank be exposed for roles in crisis blamed on Bush/McCain?

Icon Written by admin on January 11, 2009 – 9:34 am

If Dems are guilty of misconduct, then that’s an important election truth that shifts blame from Reps, Bush, and McCain. McCain stood up in 2006 with other senators to move congress to action about excesses of subprime loans, Fannie and Freddie. Obama opposed actions in 2005 & 2006 that could have avoided the mess. [...]



Trying to understand the subprime mortgage crisis (WILL PICK BEST ANSWER)?

Icon Written by admin on January 8, 2009 – 7:54 am

I just have a quick question about the subprime mortgage crisis. From what I have gathered, the subprime mortgage crisis occurred because banks where offering these adjustable mortgages in which, the monthly payments started out low and then, after about 5 years, they were upped to make up the difference. After that 5 year time [...]



Understanding the subprime mortgage crisis?

Icon Written by admin on January 5, 2009 – 7:50 am

I just have a quick question about the subprime mortgage crisis. From what I have gathered, the subprime mortgage crisis occurred because banks where offering these adjustable mortgages in which, the monthly payments started out low and then, after about 5 years, they were upped to make up the difference. After that 5 year time [...]



What are the secondary causes of the subprime loan issue.?

Icon Written by admin on January 2, 2009 – 9:04 am

The garbage on the web, especially blogging by uneducated morons campaigning for their political parties and candidates is overwhelming.
This is especially true, as usual of democrats. The propaganda disseminated by Liberal Democrats is incredible.
Getting past that is really difficult, but, I have found a few threads that are really interesting.
In 2004 Greenspan warned about [...]



Why do cons blame homeowners for the mortgage crisis?

Icon Written by admin on December 30, 2008 – 9:40 am

Do you blame the person who gets conned and not the con men? Do you blame the person who gets mugged and not the muggers?
In almost all cases in the housing crises banks grossly misrepresented terms to the consumer. The banks who are EXPERTS at lending KNEW what they were doing when they [...]



How would Barack "fix" the housing crisis, while accepting all this money from Subprime Lenders?

Icon Written by admin on December 27, 2008 – 10:52 am

Obama has taken $1,180,103 from the top issuers of subprime loans.
Obama received $266,907 from Lehman.
Obama received $5395 from GMAC.
Obama received $150,850 from CS First Boston.
Obama received $11,250 from Countrywide.
Obama received $9052 from Washington Mutual.
Obama received $161,850 from Citigroup.
Obama received $4600 from CBASS.
Obama received $170,050 from Morgan Stanley.
Obama received $1150 from Centex.
Obama [...]



would the subprime crisis happen if property supply did not grow so fast or high?

Icon Written by admin on December 24, 2008 – 8:01 am

so subprime was doing well and houses were built, right?
and then interest ates went up for monthly payments or something along the lines, and basically the monthly payments shot up. that and other things eventually led many subprime borrowers to stop their payments and foreclose their houses?
so investors thought property values always rise. subprimes were [...]