Author Archives: Karri Owens

Loans for People Who Have Bad Credit

Posted on 27. September 2010 by Karri Owens

Credit for todays consumer is in turn dependent on the reputation or credit worthiness of the entity which takes responsibility for the funds. Credit is also traded in financial markets. Credit is available, but demand remains flat. Asked in the July survey how demand for commercial and industrial loans has changed over the past three months, 61% of banks responded “about the same,” while 9% said “moderately weaker.” While it was good news that 30% responded “moderately stronger,” it’s not exactly a surge in demand. Continue reading →

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The Importance of Try to Get Out of Debt

Posted on 8. September 2010 by Karri Owens

The amount of Americans in debt is astronomical and amplifying all the time. The average family debt is $15,700 in credit cards alone. This does not include mortgages, auto loans, or student loans, etc. The average 60 day delinquency rate is 4.27% and the average default rate is 13.01%. These are staggering numbers, indeed. It is no wonder so many Americans are cautious about debt and how to get out of it. Continue reading →