Posted in May 1, 2010 ¬ 12:31 pmh.Tom Doerr
The idea of Payment Protection Insurance is to help consumers feel secure that in the event of something unforeseen, they are covered for repaying their debts. But the truth about how banks and lenders use the product has emerged; it has been sold to people who are unaware, cant afford it or want it but don’t know they are ineligible. Most banks cunningly tag on PPI to any loan or credit and bank are pressured with bonus incentives to sell as much as possible.
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Posted in April 27, 2010 ¬ 5:50 amh.Mark Lucas
No one like bankruptcy. However, sometimes things do not work out exactly as we want them to and then it is good to know how to file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. After new bankruptcy laws has been enforced from October 2005 only people that have a lower or the same income than the average income of families with the same size as your own, in your actual state, are allowed to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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Posted in April 24, 2010 ¬ 11:40 amh.Luke Jeffers
By the time you finish reading this, you will know the important point of Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If you are thinking that everyone can file for this type of bankruptcy, you are wrong. Only certain people can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Well, if you are wondering who, you should read on.
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Posted in April 21, 2010 ¬ 3:56 pmh.Tom Doerr
The expenses scandal was a horrific PR blow to the government and it has been dragged out by three remaining MPs who refuse to pay back their false claims. They first attempted to use parliamentary immunity, which failed, and now they are now facing court. They plan to use legal aid paid for by the tax payer to defend themselves, a move that was condemned by Prime Minister Gordon Brown who declared they will have to pay back the costs.
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Posted in April 20, 2010 ¬ 3:11 pmh.Tom Doerr
If you have taken out a mortgage, personal loan or credit it is almost certain that you were sold payment protection insurance from your lender. PPI ideally covers your ability to repay your debt should you find yourself in difficult circumstances such as injured or unemployed, however, the lenders found a loophole and have been selling PPI to customers who were not eligible for the cover or who did not fit the particulars of the PPI they were sold. If you have paid for PPI you may be entitled to claim this money back. What you may not be aware of is why you could be eligible to claim and why the banks could face a huge wave of payouts
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Posted in April 19, 2010 ¬ 1:30 pmh.Tom Doerr
If, in the last decade you have bought a personal loan, credit or any other form of financial product it is almost certain that, unless you confirmed otherwise, you were sold some form of payment protection insurance from your lender. The idea of PPI is to act as a back up if you lose your ability to repay your debt by finding yourself in difficult circumstances such as injured or unemployed. But lenders have found a series of loopholes and have been selling PPI to customers who were not eligible for the cover or who did not fit the particulars of the PPI they were sold.
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Posted in March 26, 2010 ¬ 7:03 amh.Tom Doerr
If you know what PPI is you will probably be one of the hundreds of thousands of people considering claiming it back and wondering if you are entitled to. You, like many others, may not know if you are eligible to claim and this is why the banks could face a huge wave of payouts.
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Posted in March 22, 2010 ¬ 10:32 amh.Tom Doerr
If you have taken out a financial product in the last ten years such as a mortgage, personal loan or credit it is almost certain that you were sold payment protection insurance from your lender. PPI ideally covers your ability to repay your debt should you find yourself in difficult circumstances such as injured or unemployed, however, the lenders found a loophole and have been selling PPI to customers who were not eligible for the cover or who did not fit the particulars of the PPI they were sold.
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Posted in March 18, 2010 ¬ 11:07 amh.Frankie Cars
If your searching around for an auto loan, there are a many different internet services you can use. Applying for a car loan online and getting a credit decision can be fast and trouble free, even if you have no credit. In most cases you will receive a decision within the first few days.
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Posted in March 18, 2010 ¬ 8:30 amh.Daniel Stacey
If you have any government student or school loans a direct loan consolidation allows you to combine all your government school debt into one direct loan. Many benefits can be achieved by student borrowers as a result of participating in this government program. This government sponsored program makes it simpler for both current and former students to track and manage their school debt as there will only be one payment per month. Students both former and current would owe their debt to the US Department of Education since they are the only debtor for a direct loan consolidation.
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