Banks are prevented from redlining
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Written by Mary
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Thursday, 01 October 2009 |
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Called for a pay off in 2008, paid it off and they still sent a bill for interest . Called them up again today and they said that the title was never released and it would take 20 days from the date of check for them to release the title. When I questioned on the previous call the CSR was talking as if those calls never existed and said I cannot expect to get the title until 20 days. Called me because I was put down as a credit reference former friend. I told them that I no longer have much to do with this person, and they have in fact moved to another state (true on both accounts).
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Banks are prevented from redlining — should P2P lenders be prohibited from discriminating, as well? And if there truly is discrimination happening, what is (or should be) Prosper.com’s role in identifying it or preventing it? Banks may provide personal financial engineering. They may help in better management their economy. Banks and credit card companies are always offering great incentives to get your business such as 0% APR on balance transfers or new purchases, and other types of reward programs. You can only find these special offers most of the time by surfing the internet.
Banks are now willing to get rid of assets like mortgages at dimes on the dollar. Smart companies (particularly those with the wealth management experience and knowledge to do proper analysis of the loans) can pick up performing loans at a low cost. Bank exclude homes lenders now have because the initial mortgage holder failed to pay such sum of residential care homes. Therefore, at this time the lender now have a less valuable than mortgage home.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 October 2009 )
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