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Considerable experience in the area consisting of 25 years in both consumer and commercial finance and business management, including 15 years specializing in international Mergers and Acquisitions with over $100 billion in assets acquired Education/Credentials Business administration undergrad Wharton post grad in finance Awards and Honors numerous corporate awards Past/Present clients range from small enterprenurial companies to large multinationals
Challenging, interesting, impacts personal wealth
Organizing Investment Club to fund real estate investments
Investment returns or interest income pays you 24 hours a day, even when you sleep or are on vacation
Money can be used as tool to assist people in need
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Wow, who IS this finance company? First, transferring an account from one state to another should NOT result in a higher finance charge. Is it possible that you borrowed more money or took an advance
First, let me say that I appreciate you willingness to get involved and do something positive for your community. I know little about grants and how to go about receiving them. My first suggestion
It is actually a great question... I am surprised that more borrowers do not question their interest charges. Of course the combination of fees and interest is usurious, at least in the literal sense
You sound like a very credit worthy young man and have a great credit score. You should qualify for a loan of some kind. You did not say what you wanted to buy with the $5,000, hopefully it is something
With your recent BK and resultant credit scores, the bank will certainly say no. But ask for seller financing. Work out a deal with him. He will probably consider second mortgage on your house
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