Titahi Bay pensioner John Watson was bemused when his bank offered to increase his credit card limit by 50 per cent. At 86, he is looking to liquidate assets, not take on more debt.
Mr Watson says he uses his National Bank Visa card a couple of times a month, never comes close to his "minuscule limit" and pays off the full balance each month, avoiding interest costs.
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I have a life insurance policy that I've been thinking about dropping - because I don't really need it any longer - but my neighbor was telling me I could sell it to a life settlement company for a nice profit. What can you tell me about life settlements? -Interested In Selling
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My daughter and her family purchased a 1970s ranch-style home after the professional inspector she hired gave it and the finished basement a clean bill of health. The seller even signed a ``no water problems'' statement in the closing papers. Within days, her sister noticed her fingers coul...
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A casino, the county's 10th, has taken shape there and is filled with 349 slot machines intended to bring in locals from Ramona and Warner Springs and tourists from Julian.
"It's all about the future," said Bonnie Salgado, a Santa Ysabel tribal council member. "It's going to give our people more opportunities."
The future begins with a private party for tribal leaders an...
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A group of investors hopes to shake up the management at Cherry Hill-based ISN Bank, a $237 million commercial bank that has lost $771,000 in shareholder value over six years.
The ISN Turn-Around Group, which represents an undisclosed number of shareholders, will present a new plan for the state-chartered bank during an April 26 shareholder meeting at ISN headquarters in Cherry Hill.
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Refinancing a mortgage, suddenly, isn't such an easy thing to do.
That's troubling news for some homeowners who bought during the last two or three years using interest-only mortgages, payment-option plans or adjustable-rate mortgages that allowed for quick escalation of the interest rate.
Thanks to an upswing in delinquencies and foreclosures - and new scrutiny from federal regu...
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In 2001 the Guam Housing Corporation was experiencing financial difficulties. The Government of Guam entity was just over $14 million in the hole when the ever-generous General Fund came to its rescue. While the GHC still has trouble marketing against banking institutions that may be able to offer lower interest rates, they have been able to generate positive returns.
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A woman who recently pleaded guilty to bank fraud has been working for a Myrtle Beach mortgage broker, illustrating the difficulty experts say they have in regulating the state's home loan industry.
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