Chinese Drywall Complaint Center Demands Mortgage Relief For Florida & Gulf States Homeowners Stuck In Chinese Drywall Hell

November 12th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

(PRWEB) May 18, 2011

The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, “The imported toxic Chinese drywall disaster in places like Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, and Southeast Texas is the worst man made environmental disaster to ever hit the US, and unless someone steps up to the plate pretty soon, its just going to get worse for everyone. Everyone includes the completely innocent homeowners, who would have never knowingly purchased a toxic Chinese drywall home. Everyone also includes completely innocent children of homeowners stuck in these toxic Chinese drywall homes.” The group says, “We think it is insanity for major US banks, or loan servicers to continue to pretend that the toxic Chinese drywall environmental disaster is just going to go away on its own. Unless these homes are properly remediated, the disaster never goes away, it simply festers, and it gets worse.” They say, “We believe the time has come for major US banks, and loan servicing companies to step up to the plate to help these homeowners. Meaningful help for homeowners stuck in a toxic Chinese drywall home in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, and Southeast Texas would involve a substantial loan modification, along with what is called a 203-K mortgage. The unique feature of a 203-K mortgage program is it allows for a purchase price, and remediation built into the mortgage product.” http://ChineseDrywallComplaintCenter.Com

The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, “In places like Lee County, Florida, the Assessors Office has some toxic Chinese drywall homes valued at the land cost only. The actual home, or condo is worth zero. We think this should be a huge wake up call to all major US banks, or mortgage loan servicers. Do the pension funds, or investors know their securitized mortgage is worth nearly zero?” They also say, “At the same time we are horrified with the prospects of Florida real estate flippers buying toxic Chinese drywall foreclosures, and then doing a low end remediation-doomed to fail, or even worse, no remediation on the foreclosure, and then spinning the home to a new buyer, typically from out of state, or who has never heard of toxic Chinese drywall before. Is anyone in city, county, state, or the federal government remotely worried about any of this? Are the Fed’s ever going to show up to the toxic Chinese drywall disaster?” http://ChineseDrywallComplaintCenter.Com

The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center is saying, “Toxic Chinese drywall foreclosures can be great investments, if the investors, or home purchaser understands what they are doing, and the critical aspect of a proper home remediation. However, if the investor, or purchaser fails to do it right, the home ultimately becomes another foreclosure. We are doing everything possible to change the Florida toxic Chinese drywall foreclosure flipper quick buck, or go cheap mentality into something sane. But, it really is time for major US banks, and loan servicers to show up, by helping existing homeowners stuck in toxic Chinese drywall hell, and or insuring that toxic Chinese drywall foreclosures go through a rigorous remediation before they are allowed to be mortgaged to a new home purchaser, or investor.” http://ChineseDrywallComplaintCenter.Com

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Confused.com Warns of L Plate Hell for Parents

October 16th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News

Confused.com Warns of L Plate Hell for Parents












Cardiff, UK (PRWEB) October 16, 2010

The latest Confused.com/EMB index revealed that parents are paying a high price for their offspring learning to drive when adding them to their insurance policy, with 41-55 year old drivers bearing the heaviest brunt of the quarterly increases for comprehensive cover. Mums in particular faced a 14% penalty* for having named drivers other than their husband on their policies. But just how much is this extra pressure on the family premium helping young drivers?

Adding a 19 year old provisional driver to a policy can make premiums nine times** more expensive, which may still seem economical when compared to the sky-high prices for a learner in their own car but drivers who pass their test and want to go on to buy a car may well be in for a shock. Newly passed drivers who insure their first car without a no claims bonus behind them could stand to pay 67% more than a driver who does, even in a small, old car with a 1 litre engine.

Will Thomas, head of car insurance at Confused.com says; “Insurers see young drivers as a high risk – mainly because they lack experience and are more likely to have an accident. Insurers like experienced drivers and especially those who don’t claim and this is the catch.

“To get cheaper premiums a young driver will need to build up experience and a no claims bonus. It will be expensive at first, but unfortunately this is a necessary evil. After the initial outlay a young driver will see their premiums dramatically reduce year on year. The quicker a driver can get this experience the less they will pay in the long run.

“It is important that drivers ensure they are getting the benefit of claims-free driving by having either a car insurance policy in their own name, or that the policy they are on allows them to earn no claims bonus as a named driver. “

For further information please contact:

Confused.com Press Office

02920 434 393

Notes to editor

*According to Confused.com/EMB Price index July 2010 – available on request

About Confused.com

Confused.com is one of the UK’s biggest and most popular price comparison services. Launched in 2002, it generates over one million quotes per month. It has expanded its range of comparison products over the last couple of years to include home insurance, travel insurance, pet insurance, van insurance, motorbike insurance, breakdown cover and energy, as well as financial services products including credit cards, loans, mortgages and life insurance.

Confused.com is not a supplier, insurance company or broker. It provides a free, objective and unbiased comparison service. By using cutting-edge technology, it has developed a series of intelligent web-based solutions that evaluate a number of risk factors to help customers with their decision-making, subsequently finding them great deals on a wide-range of insurance products, financial services, utilities and more. Confused.com’s service is based on the most up-to-date information provided by UK suppliers and industry regulators.

Confused.com is owned by the Admiral Group plc. Admiral listed on the London Stock Exchange in September 2004. Confused.com is regulated by the FSA.

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If an atheist fireman dies saving the life of a Christian, will God send him to roast in Hell?

September 13th, 2010 by Bank Loan | 30 Comments | Filed in Bank

Question by Pork Daddy: If an atheist fireman dies saving the life of a Christian, will God send him to roast in Hell?
First he gets roasted saving the Christian from a burning building, then God sends him to roast again? You Christians are ok with this?

Best answer:

Answer by Mental Midget
Yup. Bound for the Lake of Fire

Guess I should’ve asked first…send who to Hell, the “Christian” or the Atheist?

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Why does it look like tomorrow is going to be a day of Obama hell?

September 8th, 2010 by Bank Loan | 2 Comments | Filed in News

Question by Jack: Why does it look like tomorrow is going to be a day of Obama hell?
The Asian markets are tanking 2%. And the US dollar has fallen over 1% in value overnight in Asia.

Tomorrow is going to be one hell of a day.
wait until consumer spending drops again….and california declares bankruptcy.

Then it gets real dirty.
“im broke thanx to bush and bankers”

Correction: Your broke thanks to socialism (fannie mae and freddie mac) and Alan Greenspan.

Best answer:

Answer by Vitriola
Ooooof.
Thanks for the tip.

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Why is Chase Bank making me pay 10 more bucks to pay my auto loan online, i have 2 cc’s that i pay with no fee?

August 31st, 2010 by Bank Loan | 3 Comments | Filed in Loans

Question by Jabroni: Why is Chase Bank making me pay 10 more bucks to pay my auto loan online, i have 2 cc’s that i pay with no fee?
My 2 credit cards with them don’t charge a fee to pay online, what the hell!
no willie the interest is already part of the loan, not an extra 10 bucks a month, take another class, anyone else?

Best answer:

Answer by Willie
the bank gonna charge you 10 more because of interest that they making of you.

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Q&A: How do you cope with a missed forex trade?

August 30th, 2010 by Bank Loan | 6 Comments | Filed in Forex

Question by rob_sarian: How do you cope with a missed forex trade?
For the forex traders out there – how do you cope with a missed trade? Earlier this evening my system fired off a signal which I was not able to act on because I had emotional doubts about it (it just didn’t “feel” right). The price shot a hundred pips in the direction which the signal said it would.

I’m kicking myself in the b***s right now.

How do you cope with this? As a trader, what are some of the things you do when a painful thing like this happens? I know a lost opportunity is a lesser evil compared to lost capital, but it still hurts like hell.

For the seasoned traders out there, any tips or advice? Lost opportunities like this happen all the time, right?

Thanks.

Best answer:

Answer by Net Advisor
Missed opportunities happen. But sometimes not getting into a trade is good too. Would you have felt differently is the trade went the other way?

Try not to become emotionally involved with investing. It can effect judgment at times.

Good Luck!

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How does forex trading work?

August 30th, 2010 by Bank Loan | 4 Comments | Filed in Forex
JPY
by Trading Rich Mom

Question by The_Reporter: How does forex trading work?
I’ve read all the information I could get my hands on, and I still don’t understand. I think its because I’m making assumptions from preconcieved notions.

Like, lets say the currency is USD/JPY = 91.003. Does that mean if I buy, I’m spending yen to buy dollars? Where the hell did I get these yen? And if I sell, does that mean I’m spending my dollars to get yen? So now I have yen in currency in my bank?

Also, the prices fluctuate so much. In real life, how do they trade? I mean, lets say I have a profit of 5000$ . By the time I call my broker, the prices may have shifted and now I have a deficit. How does that work?

Best answer:

Answer by Out of Sight Out of Mind
If you buy USD/JPY, then you are buying USD while simultaneously selling JPY. You’re basicly telling banks to convert the global money supply from Yen to USD, for however much your transaction is worth. Furthermore, your profit/loss is realized after the transaction is completed. So if you bought USD/Yen, you have to sell it back to complete the transaction.

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What do you think of the USD nearly 2 to the GBP? Time to buy USD?

August 29th, 2010 by Bank Loan | 3 Comments | Filed in Forex

www.fxtrainingzone.com EUR/USD short trade based on the price action reaching top of channel. Risky trade, where I show you what to look for: – Series of 4H spinner closes showing trendline resistance, and lack of momentum to break price channel. – After the belt holding candle close at 16:00 (21/05/09) the small candles show a lack of momentum & emotion to the upside which you would expect with such a positive close. – Large MACD divergence on the 1D chart. – Price action is a large distance away from the 8EMA on the daily chart, so per palmer i’m expecting it to fill the gap. – Price found resistance on the 161.8 fib extension.

Question by Franco: What do you think of the USD nearly 2 to the GBP? Time to buy USD?
It is very many years since we saw the dollar so weak. Should we all be rushing selling pounds and buying dollars?

Best answer:

Answer by CSUflyer
For whatever its worth, the two richest americans are Warren Buffet and Bill Gates and the are running like hell from the U.S. Dollar. They don’t think it’s done weakening, and personally, I think there’s plenty of indication to show that now is still a great time to buy or hold foreign (especially European) currencies. Good luck!

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Q&A: Does it worry you that Russian Communists now think that this global crisis will help them regain power?

August 29th, 2010 by Bank Loan | 18 Comments | Filed in News

Question by RLP: Does it worry you that Russian Communists now think that this global crisis will help them regain power?
WE here in America voted for an inexperienced socialist with shady ties who we know NOTHING about because he said the word CHANGE and HOPE a lot…
Well, not me – I voted for McCain.

http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idINIndia-36782520081129

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s Communists expect the global financial crisis will cause social unrest and help them challenge for power, the party’s leader said on Saturday.

Best answer:

Answer by Damn_the_lies
Obama is not a socialist, no matter how many times you say it. Obama is a plutocrat, look at his appointments they are either all pro-war,pro-business, and pro-patriot act. Hell, judging by that alone I thought the right would be very pleased.

I myself am very, very disappointed in Mr.Obama, but this is based on facts, not my “feelings”.

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