Category Archives: Low Credit Scores

The following is the text of the Federal Reserve Board’s Fourth District– Cleveland. FOURTH DISTRICT – CLEVELAND The economy in the Fourth District grew at a modest pace since our last report. Manufacturers reported a small increase in production, while … Continue reading →

The Education Foundation of Independent Bankers Association of Texas launched its 2012 IBAT Teach the Teacher series on April 14 at West Texas Aamp;M University in Amarillo. A pilot program occurred in October at Baylor University, and three additional IBAT … Continue reading →

ROCK HILL Cinium Financial Services Corp. now rolling out its contractor credit program to 50 states reminds CEO Robert Berman of Hospitality Worldwide Services, one of the many other companies hes led. The logistics, furniture purchasing and hotel renovation company, … Continue reading →

Plant City, FL — (SBWIRE) — 04/26/2012 — With the current economic slump and housing market woes, RentUntilYouOwn.com, a residential real estate website that specializes in rent to own homes, is helping buyers acquire a home. Families, and individuals, who … Continue reading →

American consumers still reeling from a lingering economic slowdown are being held back by low credit scores that can complicate their financial lives, according to a recent survey by American Consumer Credit Counseling. Nearly 40 percent of those surveyed reported … Continue reading →

Image Credit: Patti Sapone/The Star-Ledger Rev. DeForest Buster Soaries Jr. of Somerset County, NJ, and former New Jersey secretary of state, made headlines this week after taking a fiery stand against issuers of credit cards who continue to target borrowers with subprime credit. To … Continue reading →

(PRWEB) April 04, 2012 American consumers still reeling from a lingering economic slowdown are being held back by low credit scores that can complicate their financial lives, according to a recent survey by American Consumer Credit Counseling. Nearly 40 percent … Continue reading →

As Prepared for Delivery WASHINGTON – Were very pleased to have all of you here for today’s open meeting of the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability. I want to thank John and the other members of the Council for … Continue reading →

Even after the collapse of Fannie and Freddie,  the insolvency of FHA, and a litany of bailout programs, including, but not limited to TARP, HAMP, QE1, QE2, HARP, TALF, and a host of others, too numerous and boring to list … Continue reading →