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The economy is driven by consumers and their buying power is enhanced through lines of credit available to them. Banks and other financial institutions whose business is to offer lines of credit and loans, need an effective system to evaluate the creditworthiness of loan applicants. For this purpose, credit scores were introduced. An excellent credit score almost guarantees that you will be favorably considered for a loan by any financial institution. The question that often keeps popping up all the time is, ‘What is an excellent credit score?’. Read more…
Insurance has become a vital necessity in today’s world of unpredictable events. You will typically find several different types of insurance in the market, with each having its own repayment potential and coverage policies. Commonly used insurances are auto insurance, home insurance, medical insurance, life insurance, and many others. But what about if you are residing in a rented apartment, and need coverage for your belongings? In such a condition, there is a different kind of insurance which is generally known as renters insurance. Read more…
Q. Arizona is an anti-deficiency state, so purchase money lenders cannot seek repayment of any deficiency between the trustee sale price and the mortgage owed at time of default. There are also many scenarios where the second position non-purchase money (HELOC for example) and even short sale deficiency fall under the anti-deficiency protections.
So my question is: when loans fall under the anti-deficiency protection statute, are those creditors allowed to report the deficiencies (or full loan amounts) as open debt balances? It doesn’t seem right that they report debt that cannot be collected as open debt.
The European stress tests are behind us and now it feels like we could be entering the dog days of summer. Many Senior FX traders in Europe take the entire month of August off for summer holidays which suggests that position squaring could be their top priority this week. However with the euro taking another stab at the 1.30 level, the Australian dollar trading at a 2 month high and the New Zealand dollar reaching a 6 month high today, it is hard categorize the price action as boring. Stronger U.S. economic data, a more optimistic outlook from FedEx Corp and relief that the stress tests in Europe are over has helped to promote additional risk appetite in the financial markets. Read more…