Archive for September, 2010

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Thursday September 30, 2010 16:15

Payday Loans- Loan That Can Rid You From Emergency.

Are you in emergency and thinking about from where money will come? Don’t be unnerved, you can go for the short term payday loans. These loans are designed with the objective of short term requirements. You can’t use these loans with the objectives of long term. There are many options for you in the market. [...]

Thursday September 30, 2010 14:19

Big Signs of Improvement in M.I. Sector

Mortgage Insurance Companies of America members wrote 23 percent more policies in August than they did in July. Business is likely to strengthen further, with new mortgage insurance applications rising 20 percent. Meanwhile, mortgage insurance defaults declined 7 percent. View full post on Mortgage Stories

French investigators have handed over to the Canada Revenue Agency the details of about 1,800 Swiss bank accounts owned by Canadians. The accounts are among those discovered by French authorities who investigated clients of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC). View full post on Banking Stories

In search of an issue that will stop independent voters from rushing to the GOP, Democratic congressional candidates are attacking Republicans for wanting to abolish the Education Department and cut funding for federal student loans. Democratic – United States – Politics – Parties – Barack Obama View full post on All Stories

Thursday September 30, 2010 12:25

2 of 3 Cabrini-Green Buildings Closed

The Chicago Housing Authority has closed two of the last three Cabrini-Green buildings still standing. View full post on All Stories

LAS VEGAS, Sept. 30 /PRNewswire/ — With the “Small Business Lending Bill” now signed into law, the need to help newly resourced banks connect with creditworthy small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to borrow, has become a more important issue than ever before. Funding Roadmap, the ground View full post on All Stories

Thursday September 30, 2010 00:34

Ike aid slips away as House fails to grant extension

Scores of social service agencies will stop offering health, counseling, transportation, housing and other services today to Hurricane Ike victims after the U.S. House of Representatives failed to pass a bill extending the deadline for Texas to use $94 million in unspent federal disaster funds. View full post on All Stories

Wednesday September 29, 2010 17:40

Residential Hard Money Loans

A residential hard money loan is a kind of loan in which a borrower gets funds based on the value of a specific commercial or residential real estate. The term hard money refers to the difficulties in acquiring a loan. Hard money loans offer high interest rates and lower loan-to-value ratios, as there is no government institution that backs the lender. The loans are given against the value of real estate collateral.

The desire for federal ‘TIGER’ grants shows no signs of fading in transportation circles. View full post on Construction Stories

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