1. DON’T DO ANYTHING THAT WILL CAUSE A RED FLAG TO BE RAISED BY THE SCORING SYSTEM. This would include adding new accounts, co-signing a Loan, changing your name or address with the bureaus. The less activity on your reports during the loan process, the better. 2.DON’T APPLY FOR NEW CREDIT OF ANY KIND. Including [...]
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Top 10 Credit Don’ts During The Loan Process
April 24th, 2011 
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Comments OffMukherjee calls for review of graft-hit financial system
November 26th, 2010 davidguide A day after India’s premier investigative agency arrested eight officials of banks and financial institutions for allegedly taking bribes to give loans, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee Thursday directed a thorough review of the financial system and remedial action. View full post on All Stories
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November 15th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff London, England, United Kingdom (AHN) – The British coalition government is planning to change labor rules that would lead to an ultra-flexible work system in which Britons could work for as few as two hours a week. Welfare Ministers Lord Freud and Maria Miller said the changes are expected to benefit residents [...]
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November 8th, 2010 davidguide The RBI has expressed concern over the rising bad loans within the banking system even as its capital adequacy ratios remain robust. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: adequacy, banking, banking system, capital, capital adequacy, Concern, Loans, over, ratios, rbi, rising, system, worried Comments OffEU: Bulgaria-Proposed Change in Debt Definition Impossible
October 23rd, 2010 davidguide The European Union said a proposal from nine countries, including Bulgaria, to change the way debt among member countries is calculated in relation to private pension systems grants, is “not possible” to accommodate. The request is “justified,” but it’s “not possible” to accept it under the current accounting system, European Union Economy and Monetary Affairs [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Accounting, accounting system, Bulgaria, BulgariaProposed, Change, debt, Definition, economy ministry, European, Hungary, Impossible, member, monetary affairs, olli rehn, pension systems, private pension, request, system, system doesn, Union Comments OffBanks find BPLR loans profitable
October 12th, 2010 davidguide Mapping of spreads means effective rates in the base rate system are lower. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: banks, Base, BPLR, effective rates, Find, Loans, Mapping, Post, profitable, rate, system, View Comments OffReport: Cost Of Britain’s Public Sector Pensions Up 32 Percent In 10 Years
October 8th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Liverpool, England, United Kingdom (AHN) – An interim report released Thursday found out that the cost of public sector pensions in Britain went up by 32 percent over the past 10 years. As a result of the rise, total taxpayer liability of the system is now almost $1.5 trillion (1 trillion pounds). [...]
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October 7th, 2010 davidguide After four years as US business correspondent, Andrew Clark is heading home. He recalls the extraordinary events that nearly bankrupted America – and how it’s bouncing back Each morning, Wall Street awakens to the clitter-clatter of helicopter blades thrashing through the air. The financial industry is awash with men in a hurry – and for [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: America, Anthony Scaramucci, bankrupted, bear stearns, black limousine, California, crisis, David Viniar, DETROIT-, discretionary money, economy, events, government, heartland of america, helicopter blades, helicopter landing, India, Industry, John Paulson, lehman brothers, lot, Michigan, nearly, Poland, SAN FRANCISCO, Stansbury Street, Stephen Schwarzman, Stockton, system, Tracie Peltier, US, Wall Street Comments OffSecond Guessing Commodity Trading Systems
October 26th, 2009 davidguide Mechanical trading systems used in commodity trading if followed with discipline and patience can assist one in their quest for long term success. Many of these systems are based on trend following. One of the most positive aspects of mechanical commodity trading systems is that it helps commodity traders control their emotions ( or at [...]
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