A growing recognition that the Obama Administration’s Home Affordability and Stability Program (HASP) is not working in its current design has fingers pointed all over Washington D.C. trying to place blame on mortgage servicers, investors and the administration itself. At hearings this week in Washington, comments ranged from encouraging to total frustration as expressed by … Read more
Usually most of the individuals do not think twice before availing loans. Since loans are easily available, borrower uses the opportunity to fulfill their various demands. The real problem arises when the time to comes to repay the borrowed amount. If the borrower misses any repayment it will not only affect his finances but his … Read more
It’s going to be a busy year in the debt management industry if the statistics are anything to go by. According to creditaction.org.uk the average debt owed by every UK adult is £29,875 (including mortgages) and this figure is an average for EVERY adult, including those who have no debt or mortgage whatsoever! Credit Action … Read more
You obviously know that being in debt is never easy. Especially when those annoying collection calls that never seemed to end. They call at all hours of the day. Day and night. Always asking for the same thing over and over again… where is our money… where is our money. This can get to be … Read more
As the Treasury and the Department of Housing and Urban Development meet with loan servicers to discuss how to quicken the pace of loan relief in the form of loan modifications the reasons/excuses for their slow rollout are being presented by industry watchers and economists. Faced with increasing frustration on all fronts, the aim of … Read more