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Payday loans the future of lending

As the financial bank system is in meltdown, there are reports of more and more people are heading towards payday loans. The reason that people are following this path is due to the fact that the banks just simply can’t hand out money as often and as easily as it once was. The face of [...]

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Obama throws $75 bn lifeline to homeowners

President Barack Obama threw a $75 billion lifeline to millions of Americans on the brink of foreclosure Wednesday, declaring an urgent need for drastic action – not only to save their homes but to keep the housing crisis “from wreaking even greater havoc” on the broader national economy. The lending plan, a full $25 billion [...]

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Barclays not seeking capital after $11 bn hit

Barclays is not seeking capital from private investors or the state as it remains profitable and can absorb a 2008 writedown of £8 billion, the British bank said on Monday, sending its shares soaring. In an unprecedented move after its shares almost halved last week, Barclays repeated a forecast on 16 January that its 2008 [...]

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UK banks are biggest winners in credit crisis

Want to get ahead in the banking industry? Then start drinking tea and learn the rules of cricket so you can fit in with your new boss. Once the chaos of the last few weeks eases and everyone gets a chance to sort through the rubble, one thing will be clear: The dominant members of [...]

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Britain orders probe into bank bonuses

Britain is to conduct a review of bank management that will probe the link between bonuses and excessive risk-taking, finance minister Alistair Darling said in comments being published Sunday. Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s government has launched two rounds of bank bailouts worth hundreds of billions of pounds which has seen the state take big stakes [...]

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US offers $2 trillion bank plan

US Treasury chief Timothy Geithner on Tuesday unveiled a new bank rescue plan that would put $2 trillion to work mopping up bad assets and restoring credit, but stock markets plunged on fears it would not work. Global markets had intensely awaited Geithner’s ideas for a plan mixing private and public funding to stabilize a [...]

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US financial rescue plan to impose tougher rules: report

President Barack Obama’s rescue plan for the financial system will likely inject fresh capital into banks but with strict conditions as well as relief for homeowners, US media reported on Saturday. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Monday is expected to announce the strategy on the use of the second half of the massive 700-billion-dollar Troubled [...]

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Payday Loans really are fast and easy you won’t Believe

The whole point of receiving a Payday loan is if you are just short of paying those bills, or maybe you just fancy a small break away some where. With the worlds banks struggling to start lending again, your going to find it even more increasingly harder to find yourself a loan, with many of [...]

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Unemployment seen to reach 12-year high

Official figures are expected to reveal on Wednesday that the total number of unemployed people topped 2m at the end of last year, the highest figure since Labour came to power in 1997. The number of jobless had climbed to 1.92m in the three months to the end of November and is expected to rise [...]

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