The owner spotted us from his apartment when we drove by looking for his vehicle, He came out, said we were probably looking for his blazer. He gave me the key, told me where it was and walked over there with me. I backed it out to the pavement, hooked up and left. It’s nice [...]
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Chinese banks hike rates by as much as 45%
Chinese banks hike rates by as much as 45% Some Chinese banks have raised interest rates on loans by as much as 45 per cent in a drastic move to rein in credit growth after a lending surge this month, state media reported on Wednesday. Read more on Brisbane Times
Chase says it charged military families too much on mortgages
Chase says it charged military families too much on mortgages NEW YORK – One of the nation’s biggest banks, JP Morgan Chase, admits it has overcharged several thousand military families for their mortgages, including families of troops fighting in Afghanistan. The bank also says it improperly foreclosed on more than a dozen homes belonging to [...]
How much money does a vehicle repossession agent earn and do you have to go to college?
The vehicle repossession agent seems as a perfect job for me but do I have to go to college to drive to someone home and take his car or they train me for that kind of job? and how much do they make?
Too much of a good thing
Too much of a good thing Now, this movie is a waste. It started off so good, with Jude Law star ring as an organ ‘repo man’ – somebody who repossesses organs from people who defaulted on their payments. Read more on The Malay Mail
Approximately how much does it cost to get insured and bonded as a repossession agent in Wisconsin?
As I understand it, a potential repossession agent needs several types of insurance to start a repossession agency. I have heard that a bond is necessary, too. I am wondering about the approximate total cost of the combined insurances and the bond in Wisconsin.
Why is a car repossession so much worse than regular unsecured credit cards debt and charge-off?
when the car is actually a secured loan. what is the logic behind it that’s so much worse than regular debt unpaid? if someone’s credit is already shot, say 600, how much damage can repo do?