Bad credit tops terrorism as biggest immediate risk to economy, group reports (The Standard-Times)
The creditors who reported the items to the bureaus must be the ones to provide information to verify the dispute. These creditors do not always have the staff and proper records to verify all disputes within 30 days to keep the item from being removed. So you can see how possible it is to remove negative information from your credit file. How well is this going to work for you? The only way is to try. However, our research has shown that certain items are easier to remove than others.
Bad credit tops terrorism as biggest immediate risk to economy, group reports (The Standard-Times)
NEW YORK — Bad credit has supplanted terrorism as the gravest immediate risk threatening the economy, a key national research group reported Monday.
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Credit Challenged Car Buyers Find Help Online (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - Eighty percent of all Americans have at least one blemish on their credit reports. And a third of all consumers have credit scores so bad that they may have difficulty securing a car loan.
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Credit Repair: Beyond the Fair Credit Reporting Act (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - Bad credit can happen to good people. On a day-to-day basis, you can't control all the factors that influence your credit score. What's more, credit reports often contain errors.
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Step-by-step guide to better credit (Orange County Register)
"We'll have to run your credit report." If those words spook you more than any horror movie, your credit is probably a little scary. Maybe it's downright horrifying.
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2 years later, New Orleans a mix of good and bad (Deseret Morning News)
It is hurricane anniversary season in New Orleans, and the beleaguered city is threatened with a new inundation: a tidal wave of reports, assessments, stock-takings, prognostications and tongue-lashings.
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Credit cards can be a tempting trap for college students (Austin American-Statesman)
Issuers are keen for extravagant spenders, parents' bailouts. They remember their first love, their first car and — if financial institutions have it right — their first credit card.
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After Two Years, a Tangled Mix of Good and Bad (New York Times)
As the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, a tidal wave of reports, assessments, stock-takings, prognostications and tongue-lashings is closing in on New Orleans.
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Credit Market Risks Linger (Nasdaq)
(RTTNews) - Recovery by the financial markets last week was primarily due to some positive steps by the U.S. Federal Reserve to instill confidence on the economy. The impact of the subprime crisis and the consequent turmoil in the credit markets has not been fully mitigated.
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Battered stock markets get breathing room, but fear contagion (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Global investors will be watching nervously for signs of contagion from the US housing meltdown and a credit squeeze in coming days, even after a broad stock markets rebound over the past week from recent turbulence.
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Looking ahead (USA Today)
Deep breath — it's Friday: • What will Wall Street do? Two key economic reports — July new-home sales and durable-goods orders — might point the way amid the continuing uncertainty over credit, mortgages and the economy. Expect more bad...
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Bad credit tops terrorism as biggest immediate risk to economy, group reports (The Standard-Times)
The early creators of the automated underwriting systems felt that, if someone could go to a Mercedes dealership at 10 am and drive off the showroom floor an hour later with a $100,000 car (still more expensive than homes are in many parts of the country), they ought to be able to obtain a home loan the same way. The logic in this should be obvious... after all, cars are rolling stock, so they can disappear, they depreciate and usually people don't live in them. Houses are attached to a foundation, they usually appreciate and people usually live in them. Using that logic, the industry should be able to make the home buying process easier for everyone.
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