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Ralph McNeely has rejoined First Tennessee as a senior loan officer. Previously he was branch manager and producing loan officer for First Tennessee Home Loans. He is an instructor in the department of continuing education at the University of Memphis.
Bill McGowan and Company of Munford has earned the senior partner designation from Grange Insurance.
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One of biggest hurdles for military men and women in obtaining a VA loan is that a lot of eligible vets are unaware that they have this available," says Nathan Long, CEO of VAMortgageCenter.com, a Missouri-based national lender specializing in VA loans. "They'd go into a shop that couldn't offer a VA loan and end up with a subprime loan. Now that those are gone, there are only two 100 percent programs out there: VA and USDA. You can borrow 100 percent of the value of a home, and you don't have to put any money down.
While VA loans have enabled increasing numbers of servicemen and women to buy homes, not many Realtors are familiar with VA mortgages. In the four years that John Ribeiro of Exit Realty Premier in Linden has been working with VA loans, he has shepherded a number of militar...
... New York State Realtors Board offers a continuing education course on VA loans, and New Jersey shoul...
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For many graduates, finishing college and entering the world of work means facing their first really big bill college loans. Whether the amount is four digits or six (ouch!), there are tips and tricks to help make paying it off a little less daunting.
It is different for everybody, it depends on the size of the bill, income [and] professional goals," said Laura Ferrino, vice president of financial planning and a certified college planning specialist at M&T Bank. She said everyone should talk to a financial planner, but there are some basic steps anyone can follow.
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... of dollars for bank subsidies for student loans to help low-income students pay for college. . Mr... . Our 2011 budget request supports continuing formula funding for low-income, special education ...
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..., provides value to consumers who need home loans," said Scott Stern, CEO of Lenders One. "We also w... members to close more loans, satisfy continuing education requirements and market themselves more ...
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So that's the choice that we face in this election. You've got the Bartons, the Boehners, and the Blunts. They've got that "no" philosophy, that "you're on your own" philosophy, the status quo philosophy, a philosophy that says everything is politics and we're just going to gun for the next election, we don't care what it means for the next generation.
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... lending and purchasing agency-quality whole loans servicing released from a group of lenders nationw... benefits, such as networking and educational seminars are invaluable to us," said Dan Hastings,... members to close more loans, satisfy continuing education requirements and market themselves more ...
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Cuts not for Congress
Most of us have heard some aspect of the discussion concerning our national debt. The hyperbole has reached an unprecedented level. After continuing to fund two wars and extend tax cuts to the job- creating wealthy, lawmakers are focused on a slash-and-burn approach aimed at a beleaguered middle-soon-to-be-lower class. When do we ask ourselves, was it really the disabled citizens, hungry children, and the public school teacher, who created this financial hole? Was it the small-business sector who has been subjected to the ever- escalating expenses associated with health insurance and no relief in sight, or college students already faced with an unaffordable education, and now with the budget proposal, will have to immediately pay interest on all loans while still i...