There are options for auto customers with bad credit
Jan 10, 2011 Brian Bradley
It appears that auto lenders have loosened their requirements when it comes to credit decisions.More customers with bad credit received auto loans in 2010 compared the year before, according to the website Prime Rate. The loan share for consumers
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Short term lenders bail on states after initiatives pass
Jan 10, 2011 Todd Milner
Montana is now nearly a short term loan-free zone. After the state's voters passed an initiative in November that capped interest rates at 36 percent, nontraditional loan sources have been leaving in droves.Many lenders left the state immediately
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Councilors vie for short term loan reform
Jan 10, 2011 Todd Milner
Support is continuing to mount for further reforms and regulations on the short term loan industry, restrictions that could suffocate the business model.Three years after the Virginia General Assembly passed a series of mandates on short-term,
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U.S. Court of Appeals says bankruptcy history can be a reason not to hire job applicants
Jan 10, 2011 Matt Roesly
In a recent ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, it was determined that a private company can legally take into account an applicant's past bankruptcy history when deciding whether or not he or she will be
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Police chief wants documents sealed
Jan 10, 2011 Matt Roesly
A police chief in one Virginia city is asking a judge to allow public court records, which were posted online, to be sealed once again, saying that the documents' release put the public in harm's way.The Times Dispatch reports that Richmond
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