January 5, 2012 – 6:39 PM
Thanks goodness for credit card reform. Compared to the old days it is really nice to get email reminders when a credit card payment is due. Confirmation emails are wonderful. What happened to huge profits generated by credit card companies when they “forgot” to mail a statement, just to make you pay interest on “zero [...]
By Timothy Blake
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Posted in General Finance
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Also tagged GE, Household Bank, HSBC, Internal Revenue Service, investor refinance, Kentucky, mortgage refinance, Ocwen Financial, pretty straight forward, Saxon Mortgage, the Wall Street Journal, USAA, Wall Street Journal, Wells Fargo
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December 2, 2011 – 10:32 AM
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – This week, Massachusetts slapped a huge lawsuit on five major U.S. banks. The lawsuit claims the banks’ shady practices have contributed to people illegally being removed from their home.
August 22, 2011 – 11:30 PM
The Mortgage Bankers Association said Monday that 8.44 percent of homeowners missed at least one mortgage payment in the April-June quarter. That figure, which is adjusted for seasonal factors, rose 0.12 percentage point from the January-March period of 2011.
We were pleased to see the New York State Banking Department on our Saxon Mortgage website this morning, relative to HAMP modifications. After monitoring complaints for over a year I can clearly say Saxon Mortgage performs poorly relative to HAMP modifications.
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