Things are still heating up on the CreditBloggers post this week about the most recent wave of Bank of America …
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A fascinating study suggests that the average person can estimate a stranger's creditworthiness simply by looking at a picture of …
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According to a new survey for National Consumer Protection Week (March 1-8) from Credit.com, a third (33.7%) of consumers say their credit card company has made one or more of the following changes to their credit account
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Hi, I'm Judith, and I've just joined Credit.com as Director of Products and Marketing. It's an interesting time to take …
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I was contacted by Raymond Sheppard of Hillsdale Financial Group based in Orlando Florida. He told me I was approved for a $9,000 loan with a 6% interest. I was a little surprised that I could have gotten that low of an interest when my debt to income ratio was so high already. All I would need to do first is to send him $1300 for 5 months collateral which would be applied directly to the loan. I would then start to repay the loan back starting in August for a total of 36 months at $270.
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JP Morgan Chase, Citi and Bank of America have signed on to a moratorium on foreclosures through mid-March. The move is designed to give some time for the government to come up with financial stability plans. From the Dow Jones report:
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Another day, another loan scam. We received a report from Lavarne overnight about a new loan scam name: Centrepoint Financial Group.
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One of the least attractive features of human personality is the tendency to focus on something for a very short period of time, and then move on to the “next big thing”. We seem to have this ability to get incredibly interested in an issue – arguably titillated by it – and then, shortly thereafter, we forget.
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A new report by debt rating company Fitch Ratings shows that the nation’s credit problems have gotten worse.
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The Ford Fusion hybrid qualifies for a whopping $3,400 tax credit, but the credit is set to expire just before the cars hit the market.
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