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Sunday, August 30, 2009
High Net Worth Clients 'rethink' Risk
Financial Times: “Wealthy families are not immune and their wealth faces some of the same threats as others. There is the potential for some to find themselves poorer as a result of these extraordinary circumstances.”
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barack obama,
fdic,
high net worth,
recession
The 10 People who Predicted the Financial Meltdown...
Timesbusiness.typepad.com: The financial events of recent weeks have filled many of us with shock and panic. Surely no one could have predicted that we would be in this mess? Well, actually, they did. Here are ten people who saw the financial meltdown coming...
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barack obama,
financial markets,
financial meltdown,
recession
Friday, August 28, 2009
Mortgage Rates are low again - but for the moment.
Low mortgage rates are back, for the moment anyway. Rates have been as low as 5% on a 30 year fixed loan...
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30 year fixed loan,
mortgage fraud,
mortgage rates
Thursday, August 27, 2009
The 'New' Tactics in Mortgage Fraud
As more and more homeowners head back into the real estate picture, industry insiders say that new tactics are being used in mortgage fraud...
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bank fraud,
banks,
fraud,
lenders,
mortgage fraud
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Forecast: U.S. Deficit to hit $9 Trillion
The U.S. deficit currently stands at a staggering record $1.6 trillion. But the Whitehouse now believes that within a decade, the deficit would rise to more than $9 Trillion.
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$1.6 trillion,
barack obama,
the whitehouse,
us deficit
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
BofA claims that it didnt lie to Investors..
Bank of America is again caught in a swarm of controversy.
Insiders close to this story believe that BofA may not have been 'truthful' in telling its investors about BofA's executives bonuses'...
Bank of America claims it never lied to any of its investors...
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bank of america,
bofa,
fasle claims,
fraund,
investor,
investors,
ken lewis,
kenneth lewis,
sec bank fraud
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