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Also, there are online companies that provides cards for bad credit and loans that helps improve credit score.

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Lets not even talk about student loans. Hmmm, 7 years of Baylor… payments sucessfully deferred from May 1998 to January 2005 when I started culinary school. Forced to quit culinary school for medical reasons, student loans come due next month, not sure how much more I can get them deferred and I am having trouble surviving as it is.Damn useless education!I played

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My finance is not so good, but my agency is forcing furloughs so I am loosing $200 a month from my pay check. My savings which was high is now low because of that.

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If the housing crisis is the culprit, and I believe it is the major culprit, then we have very hard times ahead. The peak of the current round of adjustable rate mortgage resets, primarily of the subprime variety, was this year. However, an equally high mountain of adjustable rate mortgage resets this time primarily of the Option Arm variety, will take place in 2010 and 2011 according to Credit Suisse. That foretells an entirely new round of economic chaos that could be far worse than what we are currently experiencing, mainly because we likely will not have recovered, or at least sufficiently recovered, from the current troubles.

[...] Online Real estate search has seen quite a few motivated and funded startups including Zillow and Redfin with innovative business models. Big players like Google and Yahoo still have a long way to go to establish a comprehensive plan around online real estate. Being just an aggregator of MLS listing won't help in bringing down closing costs. [...]

US panel finds mortgage abuse by lenders in Detroit

Its getting rediculous the amount of bribery, politicians are getting to run for re-election using more then ten times the amount they will receive in income for their term and the lobbyist's money is paying for it…who do the voters think the politician is going to support, you with your pityfull little public pay or those who can give them millions towards their ticket to continue riding the gravy train.

When they 'RETIRE' they go any work for those same companies and get paid directly as none board members (aka paid to stay at home apart from when they need to know the skeletons in some other politicians closet to motive them to vote in their favor).

The politicians are going outright illegal to benefit those paying them or giving them such nice benefits as free work on their homes, employing their family on ultra high incomes comparred to their skills/education, they are getting vip insurance policies, vip mortgage and loan rates, sweeteners that nobody else can get but for some dumb reason people think they wil vote for their constituents, its no wonder less and less people vote each election, more people came out for obama as his 'ELECTION' promises were not new but he was so they hoped…well nice for the healthcare, we need that but not so nice that you keep the lobbying sweeteners to every political position.

You could make up something close to the size of the healthcare bill in pages just listing the politicians and amounts they have received in the last 10 years and how those 'CONTRIBUTIONS' have effected their decisions when they come to vote, or handle wording in law that they had an input.

Dodd letting AIG pay out billions in bonuses when he was TOLD no bonuses, others to relax the CDS regulation that caused the recession, Failure to collect tens of Billions in oil contracts or inforce the fines when they wernt paid, Failure to act against monopolies from Intel, Microsoft, etc.

The list of contributions getting results against the voter is ever longer and the actions against those who took direct bribes is ineficient to say the least, Dodd got his nice mortgage rate and forgot to menion it was from AIG when he had wording removed to let them pay billions to their workers who should consider still having a job the biggest bonus..what happened t him…he decides to run because the voters would rather vote Bush back in then him…some punishment for hiding a bribe

Setser wonders:Why are we not issuing 30 or 50 year Treasury bonds when long term interest rates are so low? This approach to the debt seems to be in accord with the projections of Alan Greenspan that there is little reason to assume long term interest rates will rise meaningfully over time. I am completely puzzled. Paul Krugman tells us to lock in a long term mortgage, the Fed chief tells us to stay with a short term adjustable mortgage. Of course, I say sell 30 or 50 year bonds at the current long term rates. Anne

[...] Right now, many people seemed inclined to cancel credit cards and go with cash. There is a movement, in this time of recession, to get back to the sound basics of finances and get rid of debt. For many people, getting rid of credit cards is the way to do this. In addition to a desire to get rid of the credit card, many are considering buying a home. However, it is important to note that what you think might be a wide financial decisions — getting rid of your credit card — may actually turn out to be a stumbling block to getting your home mortgage loan approved. [...]

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Here it is, thanks to Fannie and Freddie ( your government )

The subprime mortgage crisis has put the U.S. economy into the worst recession since 1982. This primer explains the innovative financial tools that allowed lenders to lend to subprime borrowers without taking responsibility for the risk of future default. As adjustable mortgage interest rates reset, and borrowers defaulted, these tools spread that risk into every corner of the globe. This created a widespread crisis that shows no signs of ending.

Subprime Mortgages
Subprime borrowers are those who have poor credit histories and are therefore more likely to default. Lenders usually charge higher interest rates to provide more return for the greater risk. Normally, this makes it too expensive for many subprime borrowers to even make monthly payments..

Interest-only Loans
The advent of interest-only loans helped to lower monthly payments so subprime borrowers could afford them. This increased the risk to lenders, however, because the initial rates usually reset after 1, 3 or 5 years. However, the rising housing market of the last few years comforted lenders, who assumed the borrower could resell the house at the higher price rather than default..

Mortgage-backed Securities
Mortgage-backed securities allow lenders to bundle loans into a package and resell them. In the days of conventional loans, this allowed banks to have more funds to lend. With the advent of interest-only loans, this also transferred the risk of the lender defaulting when interest rates reset. However, as long as the housing market continued to rise, the risk was small.
In fact, the advent of interest-only loans combined with mortgage-backed securities added so much liquidity in the market that it created a housing boom.

.Downturn in Real Estate Could Threaten Economy
Every boom has its bust, and by 2006 the housing market started to decline. When subprime borrowers couldn't sell their houses at a higher price, they were forced to default. Since the loans had repackaged and sold, they couldn't even negotiate a settlement with their bank..

Could Hedge Fund Housing Losses Cause Economic Slump?
Hedge funds are unregulated and are under tremendous pressure to surpass the stock market. By March of 2007, it became apparent that they had bought a lot of subprime mortgages that were now defaulting. This caused a correction in the stock market. However, at that time, analysts proclaimed that the damage was restricted to real estate..

Subprime Mortgage Crisis Looking Even MORE Like S&L Crisis
What made matters even worse was that many lenders spent millions of dollars to lobby state legislatures to relax laws that could have protected borrowers from taking on mortgages they really couldn't afford..

Collateralized Debt Obligations
However, the risk was not just confined to mortgages. All kinds of debt was repackaged and resold as Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDO's). As housing prices declined, many homeowners who had been using their homes as ATM machines found they could no longer support their lifestyle. Defaults on all kinds of debt started to slowly creep up. Holders of CDO's included not only lenders and hedge funds, but also corporations, pension funds and mutual funds – and the individual investors who owned them..

Fed Governor Kroszner Says Credit Crisis May Not Be Over
The real problem with CDO's was that they were so complicated and so new that buyers did not know how to price them. The stock market was booming, and everyone was under so much pressure to make money that they often bought these products based on nothing more than word of mouth..

Government Intervention in the Banking Crisis
Many of the purchasers of CDO's were banks. As defaults started to mount, banks were unable to sell these CDO's, and so had less more money to lend. Those that who had funds did not want to lend to banks that might default. By the end of 2007, the Fed had to step in as a lender of last resort. The crisis had come full circle. Instead of lending too freely, banks lent too little, which caused the housing market to decline further.

Wikipedia says Henry Beam Piper died in 1964. Current copyright terms are life-plus-50 years, which would put his books into the public domain in 2014. I believe there were some points where copyright terms were extended that some works did NOT get the benefit of the extension due to odd timing. The Copyright Act of 1976 changed terms from 28 + 28 years to "life+50". maybe "little fuzzy" didn't get picked up by the extension?

It is available on Project Gutenberg, so it's definitely PD.

Here's a weird graph of term lengths.

Wikipedia says about the 1976 copyright act: "The extension term for works copyrighted before 1978 that had not already entered the public domain was increased from twenty-eight years to forty-seven years"

1962+47= 2009

Ah. Weird.

Learned something though. I think. Maybe.

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Who ever wrote the script did a great job of depicting the three main types of women that were struggling in the 1980s work force. Judy, recently divorce, Violet, the single mom, and Daralee, the women who gets by on her looks but is never taken seriously. At least these type of women get a cinamatic success. Nickel and Dimed proves that these types of women still exist.

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Good question. Comparing ALL of the closing costs (in the columns and outside the columns) and the interest rate is exactly what you should be doing. I tried to find the calculator that you mentioned but only found the "personal loan adviser", not to be confused with me, a "personable loan advi-sor" for sure. ha ha.

For the per diem interest (which is part of the prepaids), just ignore them all together when comparing estimates.

One of the reasons the APR is not accurate is because different lenders include different items into the APR calculation. For example a $400 "settlement fee" charged by the closing attorney does not have to be included in the APR calculation, but a $400 "attorney's fee" does have to be included. There are more reasons why the APR isn't helpful, but I think you are headed in the right direction comparing ALL closing costs and interest rate vs. ALL closing costs and interest rate.

I hope this helps!

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Sayre — yes.. that is EXACTLY the bad kind of loan thinking. During the "ARM" (adjustable rate mortgage) boom, I watched a single mother who had no income other than child support get at $150,000 house. **I** can't even get into a house for that and I make good money! But then, I wasn't willing to sell out for a 3.5% rate that would balloon to 11% in 5 years!

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