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Category Archives: Banking
New rule allowing Ga. homeowners to halt foreclosures
New rule allowing Ga. homeowners to halt foreclosures.
Bank to pay homeowners up to $30,000 to sell
Bank of America is offering homeowners up to $30,000 to sell their homes in a short sale. The nationwide program, announced this week, is the expansion of a pilot program that started in Florida last year. That program offered homeowners … Continue reading
Judgments on Credit Reports
Satisfaction/Release of Judgment – leave it to court computer or send letters to the CRA’s? I recently obtained satisfaction/releases for two separate judgments. Both judgments (and release orders) were entered in the same county court. Should I send copies of … Continue reading
Attorney General intervenes to stop illegal payday lending
Attorney General intervenes to stop illegal payday lending in Georgia ATLANTA — At the urging of Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens’ office, Payday Financial, LLC, Green Billow, LLC and Western Sky Financial, LLC, payday lenders which claim to be Native American … Continue reading
Wells Fargo ends free checking
Wells Fargo & Co. customers in the Carolinas will soon see the end of free checking accounts, with the bank charging customers a $7 monthly fee. The bank hasn’t offered a free checking account to new customers in the Carolinas since … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Banks, Credit Card Debt, Finance, FInancial News
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Wells Fargo faces new fines for mortgage ripoffs
Wells Fargo isn’t done paying for the mess it made in the mortgage market. The Department of Justice appears to be close to bringing charges against Wells Fargo for violations of fair lending laws by its mortgage division in the … Continue reading
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Why Is This Decade-Old Debt Still Hurting My Credit?
Most negative information can stay on your credit reports for no more than seven years, or ten years in the case of certain types of bankruptcy. Then why is an old collection account still appearing on a reader’s credit reports … Continue reading
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Tagged Business debts, client debt, court judgment, credit, credit card debt, Debt Collection, Debtors, finance, judgment, judgment enforcement
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Georgia ranks number 3 among states with most bankruptcies per capita
The state-by-state data reflects the national trend toward fewer bankruptcy filings. Only four of the 50 states showed increases in per capita bankruptcies: Delaware, Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan. Delaware’s increase was the only substantial one, and it was enough to … Continue reading
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Supreme Court Sides with Issuers in Credit Card Arbitration Case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that consumers that sign credit contracts with arbitration clauses cannot dispute charges and fees in court cases, despite a 1996 law that expressly allows consumers to file such actions. The case, CompuCredit Corp and … Continue reading
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