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From The
Editor:
Does the current crisis in the mortgage
industry affect you? If your loan payment
starts adjusting in 1-2 years, and your
credit is less than perfect, you could be in for
the same shock that's causing people to lose
their homes now. To find out if you are at
risk, call us now for a free
consultation!
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$1,400...$2,100...There
goes your credit 
When the Carters
refinanced their home in 2004, they thought it
would improve their credit - they were
wrong.
John and Nicole Carter had a
run of bad luck in 2003 when Nicole was injured
at work and had to stay home for 10 months to
recover. During that time they amassed $7,000 in
credit card debt to help stay afloat, and there
was $1,500 in medical fees that the insurance
company refused to pay. The
Carters were disputing those medical charges,
but in the meantime they had gone to collections
and, combined with the high balances on their
credit cards, had dragged their credit scores
down...Full
Story
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Goodbye Easy Mortgage
Loans
MarketWatch - "The era of easy mortgage
money has disappeared in the wake of
problems in loans made to some of the riskiest
borrowers at the height of the housing boom,
with lenders now asking for more financial
documents, bigger down payments and proof of
greater credit responsibility from would-be
borrowers.
Lenders are limiting options
even for the most creditworthy borrowers and
forcing first-time home buyers and those with
less than stellar credit to go back to the
drawing board and rething their purchase or
refinancing options. Lenders also are
shying away from loans that cover 100% of a
property's value and looking askance at cash-out
refinancing requests..." Full
Story
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Bad Credit Gets "Maxed Out" in
Hollywood
In 'Maxed
Out,' filmmaker James Scurlock takes a
scathing look at the lending industry and
reveals the tragic consequences of excessive
consumer debt.
"Anyone who's ever tried to correct their
credit report will appreciate this highly
effective examination of the credit card
industry, which collects two dollars in interest
and penalties for every dollar lent. News and
CSPAN footage, music and educational films
pepper the interviews, which explain why credit
card companies are eager to lend money to people
who've filed for bankruptcy, and how the
national debt is connected to the hole
middle-class families have dug themselves into."
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THIS NEWSLETTER: April 2007
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