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		<title>The VA Home Loan &#8211; One Way the Mortgage Industry Supports Our Troops</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Mar 2010 10:04:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is time our loyal military veterans see more benefits of being a veteran of the U.S armed forces. One way the lending industry is offering benefits is through the VA home loan. This is no ordinary loan and comes with some great deals created just for our veterans. This is a great economic time [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is time our loyal military veterans see more benefits of being a veteran of the U.S armed forces. One way the lending industry is offering benefits is through the VA <b >home</b> loan. This is no ordinary loan and comes with some great deals created just for our veterans. This is a great economic time to purchase a <b >home</b> and why not take advantage of every offer possible? Veterans who are looking to purchase will be happy to find that they qualify for quite possibly the best <b >home</b> loan available. Better yet, this awesome loan was created specifically for them.</p>
<p>As it has been said time and time again, this is historically the best time to purchase a <b >home</b>. There are several loan programs available along with first time buyer benefits, low interest rates and very affordable properties. However, veterans are seemingly more persuaded to purchase because of the 100% VA <b >home</b> loan available to them.</p>
<p>The VA <b >home</b> loan is much different than a conventional or FHA loan because it requires no down payment. Absolutely 100 percent financing for VA <b >home</b> purchases makes it a great time to be a veteran in this buyer&#8217;s market. Imagine owing no down payment prior to moving in to a brand new <b >home</b>; that&#8217;s a luxury for anyone who has had to tap into savings or borrow money for a down payment.</p>
<p>Does the VA loan require PMI?<br />
<br />No. This is such a great program because the veteran saves money on their mortgage payment because there is no additional mortgage insurance (PMI) required. PMI or premium mortgage insurance is an additional cost passed on to the borrower in the event that they default on the loan or go into foreclosure. Most non-veterans have a steeper mortgage payment because of the additional insurance (PMI) incurred with the payment. This is one of the many reasons the VA <b >home</b> loan is among one of the best of all loan programs available.</p>
<p>Many that have qualified for a VA loan have purchased a new <b >home</b>, built a <b >home</b> or made upgrades to their current <b >home</b>. The VA <b >home</b> loan program is wonderful because it gives veterans the chance to be <b >home</b> owners. There is no better feeling than owning your own <b >home</b> and its nice to give veterans top tier service when it come to purchasing a <b >home</b>. Veterans who qualify for a VA loan will receive the best rates possible. It is almost a steal if a veteran were to buy in this current market. It is no secret that is a buyers market no matter what program you choose.</p>
<p>Who qualifies for a VA <b >home</b> loan?<br />
<br />Anyone who has previously or is currently serving in the armed forces qualifies for the loan program. However, there are some active duty requirements amended by the VA.</p>
<p>This <b >home</b> buyer&#8217;s market is making history. The services and programs available today should make it hard for anyone to down the chance to purchase a new <b >home</b>. When owning has become just as affordable as renting, there is no better reason to purchase. The $8,000 tax credit for first time <b >home</b> buyers applies to all loan programs is just as easy to get it with a VA loan program.</p>
<p>Buy now, save later. Buyer&#8217;s market, historically low interest rates, great property values, abundant homes for sale, what&#8217;s not to like? It&#8217;s time to move on to bigger and better things, it&#8217;s time to be a <b >home</b> owner.</p>
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		<title>What Can Be Done About Predatory Lending Practices In The Student Loan Industry?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Aug 2009 12:59:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[More and more students are graduating with loads of debt from &#8220;private lenders&#8221; (ex. Sallie Mae, Wells Fargo, Xpress Loans) who make loan terms unclear, and repayment plans ambiguous. These loans can rarely be consolidated, have high interest rates, are non-dischargable in bankruptcy, and have very high payments. Congress is realizing that something must be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>More and more students are graduating with loads of debt from &#8220;private lenders&#8221; (ex. Sallie Mae, Wells Fargo, Xpress Loans) who make loan terms unclear, and repayment plans ambiguous. These loans can rarely be consolidated, have high interest rates, are non-dischargable in bankruptcy, and have very high payments. Congress is realizing that something must be done to alleiviate the burden on the students that fell victim to these lending practices by the banks. What remedies do you think should be allotted these students? How do we fix problems within private lending so students can pay their loans while still maintaining a decent quality of life?</p>
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