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    Bubba, I am writing this memo so that you can further understand the problem that you are encountering. You want to receive further funding in order for your restaurant to grow and expand across the country. The issue that the bank is having with you and the restaurant is that you are not supplying sufficient evidence for them to decide whether or not they want to grant the loan to you to expand your restaurant. Before the bank can decide on your loan, they require financial statements documenting

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    Hello Again, I do believe that if I were a lender, I would indeed lend myself money. Through the following reasons: Character: As a student I’ve certainly shown the ability to be stable with my spending for personal reasons, as well as courses I have taken. At the same time, I’ve worked in several places for years individually, showing my ability to work for long periods in different work areas, while at the same time proving that current and former bosses also saw good character in me. These

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    This cohort believes there is nothing wrong with investments especially if you are investing in the rights things. The bible says, “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also” (Matthew 6:19-21). Notwithstanding, everyone should guard themselves against illegal and unethical Ponzi Schemes. Not to sound so spiritual, but in this cohort opinion, the first thing to do to ensure that Ponzi schemes like Bernard Madoff do not happen in the future is the pray, considering even the best can

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    Eth305 Unit 4

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    Order 4 Keeping Your Personal Finance Afloat In Hard Economic Times It seems that there is never a time in the world where we can be assured that prosperity for a large percentage of the population is a safe bet for the foreseeable future. There always seems to be another financial crisis lurking around the corner, even when things seem the most settled. That reality can be a scary one for people to confront, since they have their own financial stakes to consider. If you are the head of a household

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    What Is Equifax Failure

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    One of the largest credit monitoring institutions put 145 million Americans most personal information at risk. Equifax has failed at its sole purpose: to safeguard social security numbers, birthdates, and credit card numbers – leaving millions outraged, and deservedly so. As if this massive failure wasn’t enough, the company attempted and successfully profited at the average Americans expense. The CFO and two other senior executives sold at least $2 million worth of stock only weeks prior to news

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    Raj Rajaratnam is a Sri Lankan-American who has held many positions within the financial industry. His last appointment was as President of a now defunct hedge fund known as Galleon Group. Galleon Group was a hedge fund that focused their investments on the technology sector. According to an article about Rajaratnam posted on biography.com, “the technology boom of the 1990s put Rajaratnam on the fast track to success. Galleon brought in extraordinary returns, its main fund rising 93 percent in 1999

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    Selecting a financial institution can be confusing with the various services offered by each. Taking advantage of the Payment Account Comparison sheet will provide Shelby with a list of services to assess at each institution and compare them side by side. Great variety exists between commercial banks, savings and loan associations, mutual savings banks, and credit unions. In addition to the types of checking and savings accounts offered at each bank, it is important to assess the fees of a variety

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    automated systems would approve them for a loan (Cassidy, 2009: 244-245). Banks had no problem doing this because they had found a way to pass the risk off of themselves. Wall Street investors had become interested in the high interest rates associated with these mortgages and the potential for a high-yield (Cassidy, 2009: 253). Wall Street investors would buy mortgages off of the bank's’ books, assuming the negative consequences if a mortgage were to default (Cassidy, 2009: 245). As a result, banks no longer

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    Scion. FrontPoint. Cornwall. These three companies were founded by men that understood that the subprime market was deteriorating and had a faulty foundation in bad loans. Lewis, in The Big Short, discusses the origination of these companies and how they figured out the value to short-selling credit default swaps in the subprime mortgage market. Lewis starts by discussing Eisman, who was a main who did his research. He predicted many failures within the market before the subprime debacle. He had

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    The three most important topics i learned from EVERFI is renting v owning, Insurance and taxes, and Investing. Renting v Owning will help me determine if i should save to own a home or not. It also talks about what you own and what u can rent. I learned about appreciating assets which is something you own that increases in value over time. If you buy this asset and then sell it later on, it will be worth more money than you originally paid for it. There is also Depreciating Assets something you

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