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Big Banks Continue to Settle Charges of Defrauding Homeowners

  January 22, 2013     Joseph Maniscalco  

Nowadays, newspapers regularly publish articles about big banks settling charges that they routinely “misled investors while selling billions of dollars of investments linked to home loans.” The unfortunate reality is that homeowners were likely ill-advised (if at all) by these same banks of the intricacies of the loans they were taking, including the impact of [...]

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Will Student Loans Be the Next Bubble to Burst?

  November 8, 2011     David A. Blansky, Esq.  

First the dot.coms popped, then mortgages. Are student loans and higher education the next bubble, the latest investment craze inflating on borrowed money and misplaced faith it can never go bad?Some experts have raised the possibility. Last summer, Moody’s Analytics pronounced fears of an education spending bubble “not without merit.” Last spring, investor and PayPal [...]

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Credit Card Rules Amended by Fed to Avoid Issuance to People Who Cannot Pay

  March 21, 2011     David A. Blansky, Esq.  

The Federal Reserve approved a rule that would require credit card issuers to consider consumers’ individual incomes before extending credit, Bloomberg News reported on Friday. Credit card applications generally cannot request “household income” because that term is too vague for issuers to evaluate whether customers will be able to make the required payments on the [...]

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Forgiven debt such as credit card settlements can trigger a tax bill

  March 8, 2011     David A. Blansky, Esq.  

Getting a tax bill after you’ve gone through foreclosure is like having a bucket of ice water poured over your head after someone has made off with your pants. You’ve lost your home and probably don’t have much money, so why would you owe the IRS anything? Here’s why: The IRS treats forgiven or canceled [...]

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Banks Spend $82 Million to Sell Credit Cards to Students in 2009

  October 27, 2010     David A. Blansky, Esq.  

Bank of America spends exponentially more money than any other bank to recruit students for credit cards. In 2009, Bank of America unit FIA Card Services paid colleges and alumni associations $62 million for the rights to market cards to students and members, according to a report from the Federal Reserve. The second biggest spender, [...]

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