Twenty years ago Britain passed a law that allowed small businesses and individuals to avoid bankruptcy if they are willing to pay a percentage of their debt off over time. These are called Individual …
Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt, Debt management October 31st, 2006 by Jack | No comments
As prices drop, your equity in your house drops too, and your ability to borrow on that equity through home equity loans or refinancing is reduced. So the latest report on housing prices is …
Posted in Credit, Mortgages October 27th, 2006 by Jack | No comments
Home sales in the Chicago neighborhoods where a new law requires borrowers with low credit scores to complete financial counseling prior to obtaining mortgages have plummeted 45 percent since its implementation, and Mobium Mortgage’s Dan …
Posted in Debt, Mortgages October 20th, 2006 by Jack | No comments
The Wall Street Journal reports that mortgage delinquencies are continuing to rise — up to 2.33% at the end of the third quarter. But, according to Economy.com, the rise in delinquencies has more to …
Posted in Mortgages October 19th, 2006 by Jack | No comments
In February 2004, Elizabeth Brown received a letter from a collection agency which threatened to tke her to court if she did not settle her account in “five days” according to a recent article in …
Posted in Debt collection October 13th, 2006 by Jack | No comments
US Census data shows that from 2000 to 2005, median home values in the United States have risen by 32%, while median household income declined by 2.8%.
Nationwide, homeowners are now spending 21% …
Posted in Mortgages October 3rd, 2006 by Jack | No comments
In the second quarter of 2006, Americans reduced cash-out refinancing or home equity loans on their homes to an annual rate of $497 billion, down sharply from the peak of $871 billion in the third …
Posted in Credit, Mortgages October 2nd, 2006 by Jack | No comments