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    The minimum age for credit card should be raised from eighteen to twenty-one years old. The first reason is that many young adults mostly college students have a habit of getting more credit cards than needed, which leaves them in debt. Ludlum and Moskalionov point out, “Lenders, eager for new customers, come to campus to sign up fresh meat. College students are solicited for credit cards 25-50 times a year. Incentives include everything from t-shirts to iPod for students to sign up”…

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    The major influence of Sir Francis Galton, originated the term “eugenics,” in 1883 after reading his cousin, Charles Darwin’s book, “The Origin of Species” (Forrest, 1974). Eugenics, is the “science” of improving the gene pool of a human population through controlling breeding to promote desirable traits and breed out undesirable traits. Sir Francis Galton committed most his research to discovering the differences of human populations by collecting any sort of differences data among each human.…

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    condensed summary of their differences. Bond Valuation process Bonds are essentially debt instruments whereby the issuer of the bond is the recipient of a loan and the bondholder is an investor who receives interest payments for the duration of the bond and then receives principal repayment (Investopedia, 2017). A bond’s value to the bondholder is equal to the current value of its anticipated future cash flows (Investopedia 2017). To calculate a bond’s current…

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    rates and flexible payments. The two types of mortgages offered in a subprime loan were interest only adjustable rate mortgages and the payment option adjustable-rate mortgages. Both of these mortgages have the borrower making much lower initial payments than would be due under a fixed-rate mortgage. After about two or three years, these adjustable-rate mortgages would then reset. The payments would now vary as frequently as monthly, often becoming much larger than the payment during the first…

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    Both sides if the parties must understand that the conducted act is to be remunerated through payment or conferment of some benefit. This conferment or benefit, must fulfill the condition of being legally enforceable in the eyes of the law. Chapple v Nestle The defendant were running a special offer in which case the members of the public could…

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    Lavin Vs Toppi Case Study

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    obligations contribute proportionally to the fulfilment of that obligation. Thus, the doctrine of contribution is intrinsically linked with the maxim ‘equity is equality’. In Lavin v Toppi, the HCA affirmed that once a creditor called upon the payment of a guarantee by co-sureties, the right of a co-surety to contribution cannot be defeated by any actions of the creditor. Lavin’s assertion that the covenant not to sue extinguished the coordinate liability they shared with Toppi was considered…

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    Ronald Vaden V

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    knee injury that ended his career as an NBA referee and then in the next year, Donald Vaden suffered an injury that also ended his refereeing career in the NBA. Both plaintiffs were receiving their payments according to the insurance package and then sixty months later, both stopped receiving payments. Nunn was fifty eight years old and Vaden was fifty five years old. Both men were working other jobs with the NBA. Issue Presented by the Case The first issue presented in this case refers to…

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    Ethel Carew Tax Exemption Assignment #2 Due 3/16/15 The key to a mutually beneficial corporate sponsorship agreement is for both parties involve to enter into a written, legally enforceable agreement. One that will spell out the scope of the agreement in terms of fees, mutual expectations, ongoing oversight, follow-up procedures and procedure (s) for termination should any party default. Corporate sponsorship income is vigorously scrutinized by the IRS and a non- profit organization such as…

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    written ‘anti-oral’ variation clause. He also found that MWB was not ‘estopped’ from enforcing their rights under the agreed licence agreement by accepting the £3,500 payment from Rock. However, Rock appealed against both of these findings. The appeal case came to the decision that…

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    considered an important part of modern society. List and explain TWO types of consumer credit. What are some examples of each? The TWO types of consumer credit are Closed-end and Open-end credit. Closed-end credit A one time loan that is repaid in equal payments by the end of the term. The loan is repaid in full amount by the end of the term, by a specific date. Interest is charged on the amount borrowed and it usually is a specific amount that remains the same for the term of the loan. This…

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