How to Profit From Dividend Stocks in a Down Market
Stocks that consistently pay dividends can be a great way to generate investment income, especially in down markets like the current one.
SBA Deadline to Apply for Capital Disaster Loans Due to Drought Is April 26 – St, Thomas Source
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SBA Deadline to Apply for Capital Disaster Loans Due to Drought Is April 26
St, Thomas Source Under this declaration, the SBA's Economic Injury Disaster Loan program is available to eligible farm-related and nonfarm-related entities that suffered financial losses as a direct result of this disaster. With the exception of aquaculture enterprises … SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans available New SBA Disaster Loans for Sandy Losses One month left to apply for SBA disaster loans |
Medical, Dental, 401(k)? Now Add School Loan Aid to Job Benefits – New York Times
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Medical, Dental, 401(k)? Now Add School Loan Aid to Job Benefits
New York Times “It's a rough reality,” said Ms. Danner, a 26-year-old analyst for Fidelity, who graduated from Montclair State University with $85,000 in loans, more than double the national average. “We definitely want to buy a house in the near future, and we … Employers Are Offering Student-Loan Aid As a Benefit |
Bondora Seeks to Improve Loans Quality in All Markets with Better Collection Procedures – Crowdfund Insider
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Bondora Seeks to Improve Loans Quality in All Markets with Better Collection Procedures
Crowdfund Insider Bondora Loan Quality 2015 Bondora has instituted a three step plan for collection of overdue loans. First is collection without legal litigation followed by legal action. Finally the loan is written off as the debtor may have filed for bankruptcy or … |
Coming to the Oil Patch: Bad Loans to Outnumber the Good – Wall Street Journal (subscription)
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Coming to the Oil Patch: Bad Loans to Outnumber the Good
Wall Street Journal (subscription) Bad loans are likely to outnumber good ones soon in the U.S. oil patch, an indication of the pressure on energy companies and their lenders from the crash in prices. The number of energy loans labeled as “classified,” or in danger of default, is on … |