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Daily Archives: January 17, 2012
Why do European banks need dollars?
European banks need money. Specifically, they need dollars. But why? They have their own money, so why do they need ours? Marketplace Senior Editor Paddy Hirsch explains. Related Blogs Related Blogs on Why do European banks need dollars?
How do I get leads when starting in the mortgage business?
I”m new to the mortgage business and just have completed my training to be a loan officer. Now I’m stuck wondering the best way to get my first leads. Most of the marketing I have found so far is all about pumping past clients for referrals. What should I do? I would be grateful for [...]
Explore Financial Fitness
It seems clear that Financial Fitness 101 and your company share many of the same goals. And since two companies working together are immeasurably stronger than two companies competing, I’d like to propose a strategic alliance. I would like to meet with you to discuss combining our efforts to provide small businesses and entrepreneurs with [...]
What is the best way to avoid getting caught in an upside-down mortgage?
I want to live in Detroit where the real estate is cheap and work for a New York company to support myself. However, I was warned about upside-down the mortgages. What is the best way to avoid getting caught in an upside-down mortgage?