Can the bank legally keep a deceased person on loan contract?


Posted April 27th, 2010 by admin 5 Comments »
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j b asked:


My father took out a mortgage on home. He since passed away. My mother is on the loan as well. She is permanatley disabled, losing her home. The question is can she fight for a loan mod due to husband passing away? Is there any wrong doing on behalf of bank? They also sold our loan multiple times to other banks. Please advise.

Which large banks in the USA are the most solvent and best capitalized?


Posted March 21st, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
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loutx2 asked:


With all the banking problems I want to make sure which bank has the highest rating and it not making sub-prime loans. I know Bank of America made $2 billion dollars worth of bad loans. E - Trade and Countrywide, Citi Corp, and other banks have made billions of follars worth bad sub-prime home loans. Which major bank is not making sub-prime loans and is in good financial shape? That is who I want to bank with.

What happens to banks if trading profits fall off and banks are left to rely on traditional operations?


Posted March 21st, 2010 by admin 3 Comments »
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Sean asked:


The banks have been betting big on stocks, bonds, commodities and other assets. Trade gains will only last so long.

What banks will approve me for a credit card?


Posted March 21st, 2010 by admin 3 Comments »
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aaron s asked:


I have no credit. I need to buy a new computer for college. I have money to enough to buy one but then then I’ll be poor. What banks will approve me for a credit card?

What is the age requirement to be a bank teller in most banks?


Posted March 21st, 2010 by admin 4 Comments »
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anything8357 asked:


My sister became a bank teller at age 17. I am 16 (2 months short of 17) and was wondering if most common banks hire at 16, or is it just a waste of my time calling each bank? I don’t want to feel stupid if they say “Sorry hun you need to be older.” And I’m talking about branches such as PNC, COMMERCE, and VALLEY NATIONAL. So if anyone has some insight, let me know!

What happens to mortgages if the bank goes out of business and no one wants to buy them?


Posted March 11th, 2010 by admin 4 Comments »
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boilerette72 asked:


I hear that if a bank goes under other banks will buy these mortgages. But with so many mortgages exceeding values of homes, many banks might not want to buy the mortgages. What would happen if a bank goes under, and no one wants to buy their crappy mortgages?

Banks?


Posted March 7th, 2010 by admin 2 Comments »
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Katie asked:


Where do banks get their money, like if their run out of money or how is the bank sure that their have enough money to lend to alot of people that are gonna start a business???

banks ?


Posted March 7th, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
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Ella asked:


what banks are there and places that do home loans i need names so i can ring em and only places in austrlia

How do banks force collections on countries that owe them money?


Posted March 7th, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
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CrO4^2- asked:


All countries, including the U.S., have a national debt, which they owe to banks, right? So how do banks collect the money that’s owed to them from all these countries?

What bank charges the cheapest for overdraft fees?


Posted January 11th, 2010 by admin 2 Comments »
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Paul K asked:


I understand that all banks “lend” you money without asking and then charge you for it. I don’t see why they don’t just deny the transaction, but then I think about the millions they would loose.

How much does your bank charge? Do you know the cheapest?