Do Warren and Pearson suggest that lenders are clairvoyants who can divine what direction prices will take in future years? |
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However, mortgage lenders are still offering very tasty fixed and variable rates. |
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Then again, it has decided against introducing a legal limit on the rates of interest charged by lenders. |
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Some lenders plug in 12 months, requiring you to come up with more cash, and then rebate the difference at year-end. |
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Now, a major new worry is the fate of securities based on the receivables of subprime lenders. |
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He is heading towards bankruptcy at a rate of knots, and yet it seems lenders are happy to give him more and more credit. |
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Whatever the reason, some lenders are squirming out of deals to refinance home loans at rates below 6 percent. |
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At the press briefing a reporter asked whether this would mean that lenders would start limiting the number of credit cards issued to customers. |
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Remember, lenders don't want to bring homeowners to court or repossess their home. |
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They reduce the frequency and intensity with which the authorities must intervene as lenders of last resort to avert systemic crises. |
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It has been named as top performer in a league table of the top 35 mortgage lenders operating in Cumbria. |
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Many lenders give incentives to switchers, such as help with valuation fees and legal expenses. |
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Banks and other lenders push payment insurance because it boosts their profits. |
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Others admit they are afraid to take on private landlords or commercial mortgage lenders. |
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He was worrying for days while the money lenders came to the house to demand payment. |
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The decision to refuse credit will be made by the lenders, based on their own criteria. |
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The company carries out administration work for the main national mortgage lenders. |
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Basic laws of market economics require that lenders make their own estimates of risk. |
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Mortgage lenders have offered ever more competitive deals in a fierce fight for business. |
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This marks me out as the sort of customer that won't make lenders much money. |
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Many of the High Street lenders offer guarantor mortgages on a right to buy. |
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But before you do that, take a look at what these mortgage lenders are offering now. |
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It was inevitable, because highly leveraged and overextended lenders and speculators lead to eventual ruin. |
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Many of the worst life assurance, endowment, payment protection and home insurance policies are pushed by mortgage lenders. |
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This is a life assurance policy that all lenders insist you take out when borrowing for a property. |
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What riles me about mortgage lenders is that they take advantage of their customers. |
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Home insurance and mortgage payment protection insurance from mortgage lenders are rip-offs, too. |
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Fifty researchers telephoned for a loan or credit card with each of these four lenders, making a total of 200 calls. |
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However, all lenders are ranked before shareholders so if a company does go bust it is rare for shareholders to get much money back. |
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Even before the senate voted, the White House attacked the plan, saying it's tilted more towards lenders than homeowners. |
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A lot of lenders who originate mortgages actually sell them off to a servicer or to some other agency to service it later on. |
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Two months' extra interest is the norm, but a few enlightened lenders don't charge any early settlement penalty. |
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We also now have micro lenders which are great for small loans of a few thousand dollars. |
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Furthermore, many lenders will make a contribution towards remortgaging costs by paying solicitor fees. |
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It has lost its triple-A credit rating and can't assume that lenders will be willing to refinance its growing debt forever. |
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Educators help set education policy, mortgage lenders influence housing policies, truckers influence highway regulation, and so on. |
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It is money for old rope as far as lenders are concerned so, if you're not claiming at the moment, cancel your policy today! |
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Many growers are heavily mortgaged and have reduced equity in their farms, which makes them less attractive to lenders. |
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Payday lenders provide a means for the unbanked to join the financial mainstream. |
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The victim is almost always unaware of this, so the situation goes undetected until lenders call in the debt collectors. |
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What will cause problems to both borrowers and lenders is if the economy takes a dive and unemployment rises. |
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In exchange for the amendment, bank lenders would be paid back ahead of some bondholders if the company files for bankruptcy protection. |
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In previous years, building societies and mutual companies usually dominated these annual surveys of the cheapest lenders. |
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If so, lenders are making unsecured loans when engaging in repurchase agreements. |
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Mortgage borrowers could face negative equity as house prices start to fall, one of the country's top mortgage lenders has warned. |
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Some lenders offer dedicated remortgaging services with free legal work and valuations. |
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The discretion mortgage brokers and lenders have in setting rates and fees leads to inefficiencies. |
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The sales team pushes back at Wilkes, arguing that the new products undercut their efforts to sell brokers and lenders on the exchange. |
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Later, other lenders jumped on board the lucrative credit bandwagon, including building societies and smaller banks. |
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The federal government will officially announce the new rates in a day or two, but lenders have already calculated likely consolidation rates. |
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According to Lesley, the standard mortgage rate of 2.5 times your salary is now being extended by lenders to four or even five times the salary. |
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Starting in the 1970s, the government imposed regulations to give an edge to local lenders. |
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But there are fears lenders could pass on the costs of complying with the new statutory regulation to borrowers. |
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Unless your mortgage is with one of the five cheapest lenders mentioned above, you're probably paying over the odds. |
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During off-season dealings, when home loans are in less demand, lenders are more likely to waive some of the fees they typically charge. |
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Many lenders are heavy users of the courts in chasing customers who have defaulted on mortgage repayments. |
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Given the less than serious attitude that lenders take towards stress-testing borrowers, we see nothing controversial in that view. |
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The FBI currently has 26 pending corporate fraud investigations involving subprime lenders. |
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When we go through and ask lenders what they are looking for, we can go through and put check marks against all those for fitness club borrowers. |
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There is evidence that some will even get in hock with illegal money lenders, which can have truly disastrous consequences. |
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More than a dozen nonbank-subprime lenders went bankrupt in the late 1990s after they had overvalued their loans. |
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Meanwhile, mortgage lenders are set for an unprecedented era of competition that will drive down the cost of home loans further. |
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When you apply for a home loan, lenders will scrutinize your credit history. |
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For example, some lenders allow consumers to obtain home loans or refinance mortgages on the basis of assets rather than credit rating. |
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The fall in interest rates has masked evidence that lenders are continuing to surcharge borrowers in the Republic. |
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Remember, if you wish to switch lenders mid-term different exit penalties may apply. |
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Servicing the debts will obviously involve a net transfer from the company to the syndicate of lenders, not the shareholders. |
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In addition, lenders are now able to issue more debt without needing to syndicate to other banks. |
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Unable to get cheap credit on the high street, some of these people fall into the hands of pawnbrokers, impaired credit lenders and loan sharks. |
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If you decide to pay off your loan early, many lenders will penalise you by charging you an extra two months' interest. |
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Some of the lenders have also had reservations about offering debt relief, although it is impolitic to air them too loudly. |
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This does not cover countries like Nigeria, which is among the most indebted, but owes the money to private lenders. |
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Several farmers explained that as they become more indebted they have to turn to private traders and money lenders. |
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In most cases, lenders pay mortgage brokers a commission, which is usually between 0.5 and 1 per cent of the loan amount. |
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However, as with exit fees, a growing number of lenders are cottoning on to the fact that inflated charges can increase their profits. |
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Up until now, lenders, brokers and intermediaries in the industry adhered to a voluntary code of conduct. |
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The failure to inform the lenders of the broker's fraud induced them to think that valid policies were in place. |
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The biggest mystery is how these disturbing metrics failed to dissuade big investors and lenders from taking a flier on the industry. |
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A market system relies on the vigilance of lenders and investors in market transactions to assure themselves of their counterparties ' strength. |
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The credit crunch has forced several major lenders out of the student loan market. |
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Some lenders may view one or two missed repayments relatively benignly and your credit rating may be largely unaffected. |
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Financial lenders give states credit ratings based on their fiscal discipline. |
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One great alternative to getting ripped off by greedy lenders is to join a credit union. |
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Some large lenders will accept your application but delay processing it until near the end of your grace period. |
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That certainly might happen if lenders were prevented from providing sufficient liquidity for fixed-rate, easily prepayable mortgages. |
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Many lenders offer a quarter-point reduction for borrowers who agree to have payments automatically debited from their bank accounts. |
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Mortgage lenders gripe that conflicting state laws make it tough for them to operate coast to coast. |
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He supervised a staff of 100 to build a single system to research and process the insurance that guarantees to lenders that your property is free of liens and claims. |
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Sub-prime lenders prey on unsuspecting borrowers, providing loans that include pre-payment penalties, hidden fees, or balloon payments, which systematically strip equity. |
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The same day, one of the most reckless and profligate home lenders reported far less impressive results. |
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Cash flows at highly leveraged firms tend to be committed to principal and interest payments, and lenders may see the firm as having reached its maximum debt capacity. |
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Bank lenders and export credit agencies were asked to weigh up two options of their own a long-term rescheduling with no haircut or a shorter-term extension with a haircut. |
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While an increasing number of lenders include association fees in the front-end ratio, it pays to remember that these fees are likely to increase over time. |
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Millions of the less well-off are in hock to money lenders because banks won't handle their affairs since the profit margin involved isn't big enough. |
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But even if the odd debt goes bad, lenders should still be in the money. |
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Indeed, the course was completed in July 2000, but the original developers defaulted on loans and lenders foreclosed before the gates ever opened. |
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After getting burned badly in the housing crash, most lenders now check everything on a borrower's loan application. |
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Another worry is that while retail investors often lack ready cash of their own, many lenders seem all too willing to bankroll them through both personal and margin loans. |
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Interest rates vary widely, so switching lenders can bring savings. |
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The payday lenders are analogous to drug dealers, addicting their clients, then bleeding them dry, and ultimately leaving behind blighted communities. |
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The company, which was a novice to the home loan business only a year ago, has put the wind up traditional lenders with the success of its simple and flexible loan. |
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The lenders and debt holders are being asked to take a hit on interest rates to be paid on the outstanding loans and a three-year payment holiday on 300m of senior debt. |
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After all, the lenders claim that they base their refi rates on creditworthiness, and there's not much they can do if these groups have lower average creditworthiness. |
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It had been hoped that the Asset Covered Securities Act would have encouraged lenders to securitise pools of mortgage lending and thus drive down the cost of raising funds. |
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Green bonds, as the Wall Street Journal reports, got started with non-profit lenders like the World Bank. |
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It sends all the wrong signals to the market and can quickly turn to a vicious downward spiral as lenders, bondholders, and equity investors take fright. |
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Both foreign and local lenders are going online as the battle for the e-banking market heats up between domestic and foreign banks following China's WTO entry. |
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The figures in brackets identify the UK's ten biggest mortgage lenders. |
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Most lenders stress-test home loan applications before approval, at interest rates of between 1 to 3 percentage points higher than the applicable rate at the time. |
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Exhibitors will include builders, estate agents, overseas developers, banks and mortgage lenders, legal and finance experts and interior designers. |
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Before taking out a reverse mortgage, you should research the topic thoroughly, compare costs from a variety of lenders, and read all disclosure documents. |
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All of the lenders claim that their agreements prohibit spamming, but plenty of lead generators then subcontract out to other lead generators, many of whom use spam. |
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It sets out how mortgage lenders and brokers should treat their customers. |
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But a shutdown could also seriously impact FHA's ability to police lenders and loan quality. |
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Many, say experts, are backed by unscrupulous mortgage brokers or lenders. |
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But today, lenders can adjust the interest rates they charge borrowers according to the riskiness of the loan, so that they can make a profit by lending in the inner city. |
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If the point is reached where the financial returns are no longer attractive, your business will liquidate as your investors and lenders put their money elsewhere. |
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Having decided the decision between borrowers and lenders on the legal interpretation of a single word, he then hides behind another technicality. |
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Japan's amended moneylending business law will be fully implemented next year, subjecting lenders to tougher restrictions. |
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The Personal CFO has access to hundreds of lenders who do not require a personal guarantee or social security number. |
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Record low housing affordability is pressuring mortgagors, and the global credit crisis has increased funding costs for lenders. |
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A deficiency in any of these components can leave lenders and investors nonproficient and, worse yet, vulnerable. |
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Small businesses should call their lenders for information on possible loan deferments. |
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Kirsty Lamont, director of Mozo, an interest rate comparison Web site, said more lenders would likely also chop their rates. |
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Students only borrow from private lenders when they exhaust the maximum borrowing limits under federal loans. |
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The risk from payday lenders has been highlighted by the Mirror's End Legal Loansharking campaign. |
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The biggest lenders, Sallie Mae and Nelnet, are frequently criticized by borrowers. |
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The loan sharks will be circling, waiting to pick up customers who can't find legitimate lenders. |
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However, the capital market turmoil is creating some havoc for lenders who sprang to prominence in the last two years. |
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Small said that Fannie Mae buys mortgages from approximately 170 lenders operating locally in the Miami metropolitan area. |
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This allows Ginnie Mae investors to assume the role of mortgage lenders without any of the risks. |
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Last March Cyprus agreed with international lenders on a 10 billon euro aid package. |
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Government debt can be categorized as internal debt, owed to lenders within the country, and external debt, owed to foreign lenders. |
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In all cases, the lenders are funding their loans in the Eurodollar markets. |
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In the past, nonapproved brokers could refer applicants to approved lenders and charge the borrower a fee. |
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In this case, since our exports are higher than our imports, we are net lenders in world financial markets. |
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Notice that these premia would exist even in a world of risk-neutral lenders if there were identifiable classes of nonrepaying borrowers. |
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Typically, owners who have missed three mortgage payments or more and whose lenders have filed suit are considered to be in preforeclosure. |
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It is also one of the largest lenders in countries other than the United States, such as Japan. |
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Without financial markets, borrowers would have difficulty finding lenders themselves. |
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Many individuals are not aware that they are lenders, but almost everybody does lend money in many ways. |
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Abasic bank account with no fees for failed payments has been unveiled following an agreement between Britain's major lenders and the Government. |
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In other states, lenders may decide it's not worth the legal expense to pursue walkaways. |
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On March 31, Fannie Mae sent out new guidelines to lenders aimed at walkaways and other foreclosure situations. |
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Self-certification means a title company can download a template of policies and procedures and tell lenders that it is in compliance. |
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He cited Britain, the United States, and France as possible lenders. |
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Under stricter RESPA enforcement, lenders had to make up the difference if they underquoted a fee. |
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Greece needs to have its biggest lenders recapitalised by the end of the year, EU Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis said on Tuesday. |
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This country is a financial basket case, a country so broke that it should be a perfect warning to lenders. |
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Morningbell Wellness acquired the assets of VHS in cooperation with VHS lenders and with full approval of all VHS shareholders. |
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The Fannie Mae Technology Pak is designed to provide lenders with technology that combines leading edge software and hardware packages. |
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I READ with interest your article on pay day lenders and concerns expressed by the city council about poor, if not predatory, lending practices. |
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For conventional refinances, be sure to do comparison shopping among lenders to find the best terms. |
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As part of the new agreement, FICO will be able to sell FICO Scores based on TransUnion credit data to lenders and third-party resellers. |
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When the ordinance was adopted, foreclosing lenders would typically evict the occupants of a property before the foreclosure was completed. |
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Tight credit markets and gun-shy lenders mean appraisers are often pushed to be conservative with their valuations and come in below market. |
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Instead, lenders appear to be complicit in the rampant fibbery that is one of the root causes of our continuing mortgage nightmare. |
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The company said it received confirmations for credit approvals from all lenders for the loan rescheduling. |
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This was in return for their service as money lenders to the crown, which helped finance the Welsh Wars. |
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And the lenders can go after delinquent loans by garnisheeing wages, tax returns and even Social Security checks. |
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Most don't permit lenders to eClose, he says, because a faster secondary market execution cuts down on credit line use. |
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The interest savers receive comes from the rate paid by a borrower, with P2P lenders making their money by taking a cut. |
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There are many who feel Hester's proposed bonus came close to stiffing the taxpayer like these ripoff lenders. |
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After this, the Frescobaldi of Florence took over the role as money lenders to the English crown. |
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Private lenders use different underwriting criteria, including credit rating, income level, parents' income level, and other financial considerations. |
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The false claims suit was filed on behalf of the federal government by former Department of Education researcher Jon Oberg against Sallie Mae, Nelnet, and other lenders. |
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By 2005, many lenders dropped the required FICO score to 620, making it much easier to qualify for prime loans and making subprime lending a riskier business. |
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Banks and other lenders adjust for this inflation risk either by including an inflation risk premium to fixed interest rate loans, or lending at an adjustable rate. |
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Today, the users of WLS include a diverse range of banks and warehouse lenders of varying size, but most are relatively small yet active warehouse lenders. |
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While Verso has received commitments from lenders for the proposed new credit facilities, there can be no assurance that Verso will enter into such facilities. |
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Unlike a donation, lenders get their money back at the end of the pre-set loan period andcan choose to withdraw their money or to reloan it again and again. |
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Australian mining company, Paladin Energy Ltd announced it has entered into agreements with its existing lenders to refinance the Langer Heinrich project finance facility. |
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MinterEllison and our associated firm in New Zealand, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts, acted as Australian and New Zealand counsel respectively to the lenders. |
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Delivered via the Web in real-time, FraudDetector enables lenders to identify high-risk loans at the point of origination, reducing the potential for fraud-related risk. |
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Everyone has mutuality of interest and lenders have to recognize this. |
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The variations in lending patterns also have generated controversy about whether lenders treat applicants for home loans fairly and on a racially nondiscriminatory basis. |
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OneTitle works directly with homeowners, developers, attorneys and lenders, offering significant savings, improved safety and transparency, and unbeatable customer service. |
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Typical asset-based loans don't work for the majority of SMEs because the firms lack the current assets to leverage, as required by typical asset-based lenders. |
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Lenders aren't just cautious about lending to people with a bad credit rating. |
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Lenders prefer to tie the lifetime of the collateral to the term of the loan. |
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Lenders being more fair and truthful in their practices helps consumers who need to make minimum payments avoid perpetual debt. |
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Lenders make serious bucks from flogging high-priced insurance policies to their cardholders. |
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Lenders will drip-feed the cash as the project moves ahead, checking progress at each stage before sending you another cheque. |
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Lenders first exclude ineligible assets, such as receivables that are more than 90 days overdue. |
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Lenders are usually at pains to point out that they are happy to reschedule debts if you run into problems. |
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Lenders will soon have a bedfellow to share their disturbing secrets. |
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Lenders and homebuyers have been bracing themselves for a rise in rates after new figures showed mortgage lending hit a new high during September. |
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The company increasingly relied on Lenders Funding LLC, a firm that fronted cash at an interest rate of 35 percent. |
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Lenders are very nervous today, especially about lending to any facility that has beds, be it a hotel, motel, nursing home, or hospital. |
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Right of Insurer to Reinstate Terrorism Exclusion, and Need for Response by Insureds, Lenders and Investors Within 30 Days. |
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Lenders had no power over the King and could not force him to repay his loans. |
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The Council of Mortgage Lenders estimates that about a third of all home loans are now remortgages. |
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Lenders provide the borrower the opportunity to lock-in an interest rate and points on the loan product of choice prior to closing the mortgage loan transaction. |
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Lenders and investors will require such statements to structure or confirm compliance with debt covenants such as debt service reserve coverage and debt to equity ratios. |
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