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by Stevie Simmons This article explains a few things about loan calculators, and if you’re interested, then this is worth reading, because you can never tell what you don’t know. Existing mortgage loan calculators allow you to analyze various combinations of loan amounts, interest rates, loan terms, etc. This program is excellent for anyone who wishes to keep track of loans and mortgages. There are numerous websites on the internet that offer a loan calculator for visitors for free. You can

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by James Gilbert Pynn Need a loan? Forget it. It may seem odd, but there is no legal definition of so-called predatory lending. Turn on the financial news — or skim the business section of any newspaper — and see how corrupted our financial institutions have become. Banks are not lending; why help common people when you can pocket the money and run? A working definition of predatory lending is the practice of deceptively convincing borrowers to agree to unfair and abusive loan terms or s

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by James Gilbert Pynn Need a loan? Forget it. It may seem odd, but there is no legal definition of so-called predatory lending. Turn on the financial news — or skim the business section of any newspaper — and see how corrupted our financial institutions have become. Banks are not lending; why help common people when you can pocket the money and run? A working definition of predatory lending is the practice of deceptively convincing borrowers to agree to unfair and abusive loan terms or s

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Court Orders Websites to Halt Payday Loans February 25, 2009 by Joe Finance In a not too surprising move, U.S District Court has ordered seven online payday lenders to cease offering payday loans. The move isn’t all that unexpected considering the array of laws broken by these lenders. Seems a few rotten apples are spoiling the barrel. The companies were not being compliant with many laws. Loan terms and rates were not disclosed properly. Abusive collections practices were implemented

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FTC Obtains Court Order Halting Internet Payday Lenders Who Failed to Disclose Key Loan Terms and Used Abusive and Deceptive Collection Tactics Source: Federal Trade Commission In a case filed by the Federal Trade Commission and the State of Nevada, a federal court has ordered a halt to certain practices by seven U.S.-based companies and an individual operating as part of an international Internet payday lending operation. They were charged with failing to disclose key loan terms and usi

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