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    Product Risk: A type of mortgage pipeline risk that occurs when a lender has an unusual loan in production or inventory but does not have a sale commitment at a prearranged price. Production is the process of combining various material and immaterial inputs to create an output for consumption or use. The output is a good or service which has value and garners demand. In the production lines of automobiles, the resources needed include raw materials such as steel and glass, machinery and human…

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    Who are lifestyle managers and why are they needed? Who are lifestyle managers and why are they needed? Many banks have already promised to supplement their service packs private banking (service for VIP clients) with offers that are far from being of a banking nature. It's about the services of concierges and lifestyle managers. Accordingly, the market of these specialists, which in recent years has begun to develop timidly, will grow many times in the coming months. However, this does not mean…

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    transition into adulthood. With college costing more than ever before, young adults are putting themselves into debt, which looks impossible to get out of. Although young adults are investing into their future with taking out loans to go to school, they’re also risk defaulting on their loans and bankruptcy. 6. Compare and Contrast Research Studies (2 points) -- Compare/contrast this study to at least one other article. Identify…

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    debt. With the yearly cost of tuition increasing every year that’s money coming from your pockets. As tuition will continue to increase many students will be discouraged to go to college or even a major university. Even with the benefits of student loans and the help of FASFA you’ll still have a lot to pay for. Debt is just the start of the hole we dig for ourselves from the start of college to the end. Ever since school began, the holes in our pocket began to stretch. As it continues to dig a…

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    to provide jobs to those students and spending government loans on countless infomercials. As the name implies, for profit universities are made for profit, as they rely on government funding to run their school. But how do they get these funding? The federal student loans program can be credited for providing for-profit universities with their necessary funds. Students can take out these loans and pay for college and pay back those loans after they graduate and get a job. Now for-profit…

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    4. Explain how cohabitation could create legal problems for couples: residence, money, property, insurance, health care, decision-making, and children. (8 points) Cohabitating can be both beneficial and disadvantageous. Some couples may believe that cohabitation is a good way to test the waters before marriage. Some couples may even begin cohabitating out of convenience or financial benefit. However, when a couple lives together there can be a number of obstacles that can come up. Couples…

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    Student loans are easy to apply for and also receiving the money is better. Even though it’s easy to apply for student loans, paying them back is difficult and stressful. Government seems to be generous when it comes to giving money, but when it’s time to pay back government does not take chances. Statistics have shown that Americans owe about 1.7 billion dollars in student debt. According to a Times article, But can America Afford this Approach to Solving Student Debt? that states, “It has made…

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    more college undergraduates are taking out student loans to pay for their tuition without being able to pay back the loans after graduation. Lately, financial aid that students receive from the federal government has not been nearly enough to cover the full cost of college. This is what pushes students to take out loans. Many find themselves not being able to pay off their loans thus plummeting into an endless pit of debt. In recent years, student loan debt has reached an all-time high, with a…

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    Debt can be a burden and an add-on stressor in a person’s life. If not managed properly, debt can accumulate over time and causes financial hardship in the future. Things like credits, student, auto, and home loans are some factors that can lead a person into debt because they are usually the largest financial obstacle to tackle and can take years to pay back. Though these are wonderful ideas to invest in, there are some events that can occur in one’s life that may result in losing control of…

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    to pay. Many students turn to student loans as their answer. This is the wrong answer! Student cause many students to go into debt. “The total estimated student loan debt outstanding is more than $1 trillion.” We all know that debt creates stress. Many students still have to pay off their debt after graduating. First let's discuss debt. Do you really want to have to worry about paying off the cost? “63% of borrowers had a hard time paying back their loans,” you could be in this sixty three…

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