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    triggered by the financial crisis of America swept across whole European countries. Why the Eurozone is too weak to resist the crisis? Are there any problems of the Eurozone? The sovereign debt crisis has spilled over to the banks, which increases the credit risk exposure of the banks. It is necessary for us to understand how the crisis impacts banks’ exposure and what are the reactions of the banks with respect to their capital provision. Finally, what those policymakers within the region or…

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    The Big Short

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    up to 2008, many individuals were involved in ponzi schemes, and clients lost faith of those in charge of handling their money (Morrison and Foerster). To save the financial industry, congress passed the Dodd-Frank Act. Before 2008 many different agencies regulated the financial industry. This led to different rules and standards for each entity and leaving some entities completely unregulated (Morrison and Foerster). The Dodd-Frank act aimed to put the US under one regulation and oversight…

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    Depot offers credit to a lot of their customers, as only 3% of their sales are cash. This means that allowing customers to purchase on credit greatly increase sales and therefore profits, that is, only when the customers pay them for their goods. Therefore, when offering credit to its customers, Office Products Depot first checks the credit rating of the customer to identify if the customer will pay for goods they have purchased, and if they are likely to get their payment. This credit check…

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    Protected Trust Deed

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    The main debt solutions available to residents of Scotland are as follows; Protected Trust Deed. A Protected Trust Deed is an agreement between you and the people you owe money to (also known as your creditors). It works by you agreeing to REPAY A PERCENTAGE of your debt in one affordable monthly payment over a given time (usually around four years). Once you’ve made your final payment, the remainder of your debt is written off. You’ll still have enough money left over to live your life after…

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    Payday Loans: Case Study

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    What fundamentals of capitalism are relevant to this case? Essentials of entrepreneurship which seems important for this case comprises of consumer sovereignty and profits. The application of fundamentals of profit in this situation is on the basis that the short term loan advancing companies like payday industry make huge revenue annually, which means billion dollars across number of branches in any given country. Numerous customers see the substantial earnings to be unethical which these…

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    PROCEDURE 1. Always review the client’s specific instructions located in schools notes, e-mail, or any other related documents before investigating the complaint. As a third party servicer client specific instructions always control. 2. Late, Phone & Letter Fee(s) Disputes: Unless client specific instructions dictate otherwise, 2.1. If a student or borrower’s account does not show a history of late payments or they have contacted us within (3) months of their first billing statement,…

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    made are a part of history. We cannot erase them but we can surely learn from them. We now know, to create successful loans, we have to do major work in the research department. We must research applicant’s credit history, see the desire to make payments on time, and compare debt to credit ratio. The factors to get loans approved have to be different. A good input for a good output. Yes it will be hard but anything worth having is worth working hard for. The loan officer and applicant will…

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    symbolic sense of it, but doing it in the presence of people and doing it well in there eyes”. Although, their is still much more to defining what identity is I will do my best to define exactly what is. Using my example of my work identity at Educators credit union. I work every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from 7:45-3:30. The book says that we perform our identity to an audience, and that audience is the small ITM department. We are located at the Sturtevant location…

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    Fico Score

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    Closer Look at Credit Scores In its simplest form, a credit score is a number that helps lenders ascertain the likelihood of you making your payments on time. The score and or scores are a summary of risk, and the higher the scores, the lower the risk, according to banks and lenders. The actual score is a three-digit number that can range from 300-850, depending upon the agency providing the information in your credit report, with 850 being nearly perfect credit. There are three…

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    When going through a financial hardship, one of the first things that people ignore is their student loans. Ignoring your student loans is one of the worst things you can do. Interest can still accumulate, and if you go into default on your loans, the school, financial institution and the government can take steps against you. We can help you find the best plan for when you 're having trouble paying your loans. What is Default Exactly? This happens when you don 't pay back your loans in a…

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