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Personal Loan City
barcabarca
by barcabarca  Today 2:45 AM   
 Provide visitors with vital information about personal loans in Australia and current special offers. Get fast access to unbiased personal loan information along with secure applications to apply for loans online.
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State regulators thwarted by Bush Admin
masbury
by masbury  Yesterday 5:40 PM   
 Feds over-ruled states' efforts to more tightly control renegade mortgage mills
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HUD Admits Unqualified Borrowers Would Increase Risk Of Defaults
merrie
by merrie  Yesterday 2:39 AM    2
 Watch this video. Send the link to friends. We are on the verge of rewarding the party and the man who laid the groundwork for this fiasco with control of the government. Yes, Wall Street was greedy, but the Democratic Party and people like Barack Obama, Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, Greg Meeks, Franklin Raines and so many more plowed the field so that greed could grow. Remember that on election day. Get angry. :mad: LINKS: More from AJ Strata, who notes Obama saying that the point was to spread the risk not just across America, but the globe. That turned out real good, didn't it?
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Financial Crisis: Fed Becomes Rogue Power
blueridge
by blueridge  Yesterday 2:07 AM   
 The Fed under Bernanke does whatever it wants. There is little constraints on it by law, being a creature actually outside of government. The "central bank" is actually a consortium of private banks with authority to print money "from thin air", as it states here. The Federal Reserve is no more "federal" than Federal Express. The only reason the Fed Chairman Bernanke went to Congress for a Bailout Plan (by using Treas. Sec'y Paulson to front, and hiding behind Bush) was to cover his hindquarters, and gain "consent" (by fear and coercion) of Congress, and putting Americans on the hook with them. Note the article states that the Fed acted already on its own to bailout Bear Stearns and make other "loans" (print money) without Congress: The Bernanke Fed first invoked rarely used 1930s powers to intervene — with taxpayer backing — in March when it provided a $29 billion loan as part of JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s takeover of Bear Stearns. The Fed is now Czar.
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Private sector Loans Triggered Crisis not Fannie Mae or Feddie Mac
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  Yesterday 1:19 AM    1
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Shake Down
willhelm
by willhelm  Yesterday 12:13 AM    1
 The unapproved loans were not based on race. They were based on the fact that they were were requested for areas with declining property values. Banks were being forced to supply these loans against their business judgement. And who was doing the enforcing? Plaintiff's Lawyers Obama, Barack H. (Illinois)
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"Flipping Rings" Use Illegals As Straw Mortgage Purchasers
merrie
by merrie  10-11-2008    1
 Of course, all these people have to live somewhere making such fraudulent mortgages quite attractive. It isn’t impossible for a foreigner to get a mortgage in the U.S., of course. There is a way but it requires a lot of proof and paperwork. “Known as ITIN mortgages because applicants must have an individual taxpayer identification number, the fixed-rate loans are designed for immigrants who can prove they are creditworthy and pay taxes even though they don’t have legal permanent residency in the U.S…. The mortgages represent a fraction of the $2.8 trillion mortgage market. ” “Calling the Old Media: Five Million Illegals Have Illegal Mortgages in U.S.A.!” What illegal struggling to survive is going to pass up a free house that he can move into without having to present any identification, proof of employment, financial history or even a down payment?
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Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac not the cause of the subprime mortgage meltdown
jklugman
by jklugman  10-11-2008    6
  Between 2004 and 2006, when subprime lending was exploding, Fannie and Freddie went from holding a high of 48 percent of the subprime loans that were sold into the secondary market to holding about 24 percent, according to data from Inside Mortgage Finance, a specialty publication. One reason is that Fannie and Freddie were subject to tougher standards than many of the unregulated players in the private sector who weakened lending standards, most of whom have gone bankrupt or are now in deep trouble. During those same explosive three years, private investment banks — not Fannie and Freddie — dominated the mortgage loans that were packaged and sold into the secondary mortgage market. In 2005 and 2006, the private sector securitized almost two thirds of all U.S. mortgages, supplanting Fannie and Freddie, according to a number of specialty publications that track this data.
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Global freeze kills Nordic tiger
tabsey
by tabsey  10-11-2008    1
 The banks made the country wealthy and when they died so has the country. Banks have proven our dependence on them lately. Many will go back to cash under the bed.
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Ayers Link MORE Than Just Bomb Throwing.
davboz
by davboz   10-10-2008    1
 Take $millions,radicalize youth of community, organize and intimidate bankers, lenders, then Fannie, Congress, now YOU - for your vote. DON"T be intimidated. You are not a racist for seeing the truth behind Barack Obama. Search out the facts (you will NOT get it on MSNBC) Check the facts.
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Obama on Credit Crunch of Small Businesses
benaloy
by benaloy  10-10-2008   
 McCain is inept, inefficient and flares in anger when a fresh view is opened. His lack of control over his anger would surely push usa and world to the 'brink'. If he is elected Americans would commit the crime of 21st Century.
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Signs Of Limited Credit Thaw Emerge In Money Markets
Forbes Markets
by Forbes Markets  10-10-2008   
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What to watch beyond the Dow
Maureen Farrell
by Maureen Farrell  10-10-2008   
 If you haven't seen this Slate's new business site, The Big Money, explains the "TED spread," which measures the confidence that banks have in lending to one another. As the Dow continues to plummet, it's helpful to understand another metric (which still doesn't offer much room for optimism right now).
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Economic New World Order Emerges from Crisis
blueridge
by blueridge  10-10-2008    3
 Taxpayers lose as governments nationalize and intervene in banks to prevent collapse. This seems all too convenient an arrangement. They have always wanted a economic new world order and now, they say, is the time to do it. This financial crisis and the reaction of governments will go down as a major historical event that changed the world. Meanwhile, while the financial sectors are in throws, gas prices for consumers are dropping and there is still credit and loans to be obtained at good interest rates despite all their propaganda to scare up support for these interventions by governments.
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No Teletrack Cash Advance Loans are easy to available
amanthatanu
by amanthatanu  10-10-2008   
 Cash Advance No Teletrack is one of the first water to remove all the problems.Financial problems can occur any time without any previous warning and at that time arrangement of the cash become a difficult task. No Teletrack Cash Advance Loans are the source of fast and hassle free cash. No Teletrack Cash Advance Loans are easy to avail.If you are looking for fast and easy cash then Cash Advance No Teletrack are batter option for you.You are to search over the internet and select the right lender. After all the process, you are to fill up an online application form and rest of the work will be completed by the experts of the lenders.The cash will be transferred in your account within few hours.So people can easily apply.
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Hope for homeowners mortgage program
SonjaDavis
by SonjaDavis  10-9-2008   
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won't someone please think of the bankers?
fudomyoo
by fudomyoo  10-9-2008   
 it's not their fault they bought and sold loans no one was going to pay back
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investment loan
emsplanet
by emsplanet  10-9-2008   
 Austral Mortgage provides competitive mortgage rates for investment loan, debt consolidation and auto loan. The company also provides useful information for first home buyers and property investors.
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Another bailout story
comy1234
by comy1234  10-9-2008   
 Honestly, the world has always been about money and power. If you're not rich, just try to enjoy the ride as we see the end to the world as we know it
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British bank bailout to make 692 billion available
tommy2balmy
by tommy2balmy  10-9-2008   
 "They've got additional capital now if they want it, they've got an unlimited source of liquidity," said Terry Smith, chief executive of the money brokers, Tullett Prebon. "That certainly should stop the panic in terms of people wondering whether or not the banks are safe."
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How to recession-proof your family
rmowery
by rmowery  10-9-2008   
 EXACTLY! 'Why does Suze Orman say people first, then money, then things?'" she says. "It means if we cared about people more than we cared about money, we would not be having what happened today, because the people who run the corporations, if they had cared about all of you, they wouldn't have created loans that you couldn't afford."
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Why the rescue plan had to happen
masbury
by masbury  10-8-2008    24
 "the single best explanation I’ve seen from anyone"
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This Bailout Was A Terrible Idea! Here's Why
merrie
by merrie  10-8-2008    2
 This lending was a wholesale abandonment of reasonable lending practices in which borrowers with poor credit characteristics got mortgages they were ill-equipped to handle. Talk of Armageddon, however, is ridiculous scare-mongering. If financial institutions cannot make productive loans, a profit opportunity exists for someone else. This might not happen instantly, but it will happen. The costs of the bailout, moreover, are almost certainly being understated. The administration's claim is that many mortgage assets are merely illiquid, not truly worthless, implying taxpayers will recoup much of their $700 billion. The bailout has more problems. The final legislation will probably include numerous side conditions and special dealings that reward Washington lobbyists and their clients. Anticipation of the bailout will engender strategic behavior by Wall Street institutions as they shuffle their assets and position their balance sheets to maximize their take.
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That One
NonStatQuo
by NonStatQuo  10-8-2008    1
 the website says it all.
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McCain pushes $300 billion mortgage plan
rmowery
by rmowery  10-8-2008    1
 I def. think he is Fracking high on something. First, this "plan" would piss off a lot of people who bought houses they could afford and would then watch others who bought houses they could not afford (granted given bad advice/loans) and have taxpayers bail them out so they can stay in homes they really should not be in, in the first place. If there had been oversight in the govt and better regulation, none of these people would be in the situation they are in because it would have been a crime for these douche bag mortgage brokers and others to pitch them and give them the loans. So now this guy wants to take another $300 billion on top of the almost trillion the tax payers have already put into this mess. What a fracking idiot.
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How the sub-prime mortgage mess started
jcolier
by jcolier  10-8-2008   
 The government is where the mess really began.
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Nobody saw THAT one coming....
strider72
by strider72  10-8-2008    2
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Subprime Suspects: Who Caused the Problems
rmowery
by rmowery  10-8-2008   
 "The right blames the credit crisis on poor minority homeowners. This is not merely offensive, but entirely wrong." How true..... I blame the greedy CEO's, etc. and also parts of Gov't.
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IMF predicts $1.4 trillion in losses from crisis
sunstreak509
by sunstreak509  10-8-2008   
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Kenyan coffee farmers feeling credit crunch
BirdBarista
by BirdBarista  10-8-2008   
 The global financial crisis and credit slow-down will have significant impacts on the coffee industry. See also this post by "God in a Cup" author Michaele Weissman: http://michaeleweissmanwrites.com/godinacupofcoffee/?p=93
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Consumer Credit has Record Drop in August
spirithiker
by spirithiker  10-8-2008   
 No wonder the banking industry wanted the bailout.
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More liquidations coming?
Maureen Farrell
by Maureen Farrell  10-8-2008   
 In the past few years, not only were banks and hedge funds willing to find a way to give loans to desperately struggling companies, but most companies were able to get debtor-in-possession financing to weather bankruptcy. Retailers like Linens N Things might have had the option to enter bankruptcy protection, exit troublesome leases, and shape up its business. Is Linens N Things impending liquidation a sign that retailers and companies in other industries will be forced to liquidate irather than rework a business in bankruptcy?
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U.S. Casued Global Market Mayhem Gets Worse
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  10-8-2008   
 Australia today did what you're suppose to do to help prevent this descent into Global Worldwide Great Depression. QUOTE: the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut its key cash rate by a steep 100 basis points to 6 percent on Tuesday, the biggest reduction since 1992. On Wednesday, the central bank went further by accepting more types of debt as collateral for loans and lend to banks for much longer periods. END QUOTE They are loaning money to banks cheaper...accepting more stuff as collateral for loans, giving loans to banks for longer periods of time. Period. A key words in the Aussie actions is: LOANS & COLLATERAL. The USA is BUYING bad debts and giving unsecured loans (with no collateral). Additionally, the Bush Plan not only gives away this money to banks to buy *hit...and gives loans with no collateral...but then the banks can deposit the money with the U.S. Federal Reserve and earn interest. (which d defeats the whole purpose of "loosing up credit for people
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No Fax Payday Loans- To get money quickly and easily
andrewkrausen
by andrewkrausen  10-8-2008   
 payday loans are helpful for those people who faces the financial problem.it is the best alternative for all kind of financial crisis.These types of loans provide the person with instant access to money.But now there is no requirement of faxing the documents. You are to apply online by filling an online application form and few details and the cash will be in your account within few hours.So we can say that Payday loans are designed in such a way that the borrowers can easily avail them without any problems and the application process is easy.
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The View Gets Uglier: Barabara Can't Stop Elisabeth's Obama-Bashing
zizzy
by zizzy  10-8-2008    8
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Bailout will fail
robm47
by robm47  10-7-2008   
 Steve Maich/oct. 01, 2008
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Open Letter to the Left
Rustee
by Rustee  10-7-2008   
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fast cash when you need it
Al Haneson
by Al Haneson  10-7-2008   
 economy is bad and this is a way to find cash quickly
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Housing Outlook - November 2007
odiedog
by odiedog  10-7-2008   
 An outlook and news on the housing market as of November 2007.
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Barney is shameless
sillysam
by sillysam  10-7-2008    4
 So now Republicans hate black people and poor people? You helped cause this mess- you and your boyfriends- and now you divert the blame by calling others racist and anti-poor? This guy needs to get ran out of town on a rail.
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