National Association of Loan Officers Meets With HUD To Advocate Licensing for Loan Officers
Tallahassee, FL (ContentDesk) July 13, 2006 -- A delegation from the National Association of Responsible Loan Officers (NARLO), the trade association of mortgage loan originators, visited with lawmakers in Washington, D.C., to discuss loan officer issues on June 28. NARLO was represented by Ella Gurfinkel of Executive Financial Solutions Inc., Portland Ore.; Christopher Cruise, Baltimore, Md.; and Robert Skrob, NARLO executive director.The highlight of the groups trip to Washington was its meeting with Brian Montgomery, Federal Housing Administration commissioner and assistant secretary for housing at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The representatives from NARLO were joined by John L. Garvin, senior advisor; Lily Lee, deputy assistant secretary for single family housing; Phil Murray, associate deputy assistant secretary for single family housing; and Margaret Burns, director, Office of Single Family Program Development. The members of the National Association of Responsible Loan Officers are fed up with mortgage loan fraud and the low barriers to entry into the mortgage industry, said Skrob.
For NARLO members, minimum licensing standards are not acceptable. We must clean up our industry, and to do that we must require all entrants into our industry to undergo a minimum of 40 hours of training, testing and background checks. The National Association of Responsible Loan Officers represents the 400,000 mortgage loan originators throughout the country that are employed by mortgage brokers. NARLO fights mortgage fraud by advocating stricter standards for loan officers and through public education.The National Association of Responsible Loan Officers provides a free web seminar titled The Newly Discovered Secret Weapon That Turns Rate Shoppers Into Closed Deals for Less Than the Cost of a Grande Latte, Guaranteed. Visit www.NARLO.com..
KUA's Good Neighbor Energy Fund Raises $33K in 2004
Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) announced today it has raised more than $33,000 in 2004 for its Good Neighbor Energy Fund, which provides assistance to families who need help paying their energy bills.The Good Neighbor Energy Fund is maintained through voluntary contributions from customers and employees of KUA, helping people in crisis throughout Osceola County. In 2004, KUA and its customers raised $33,200 including a $16,600 dollar-for-dollar matching contribution from the utility.Since 1991, KUA and its customers have raised over $425,000 and helped more than 2,500 families in financial crisis pay their electric bills. KUA works with local help agencies Community Action and Osceola County Council on Aging to distribute 100 percent of the money donated to the fund."Winter means lower temperatures and higher heating bills, but it doesn't have to mean greater financial hardship," said Mike Geraghty, KUA's vice president of customer service and marketing. "This fund helps stretch a...
KUA's Good Neighbor Energy Fund Raises $33K in 2004
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4th Annual Encephalitis Conference
The FACES (Friends And Caregivers Encephalitis Survivors) Encephalitis Conference is proud to welcome friends old and new to attend and learn more about encephalitis, from the people it has touched.Encephalitis Global Inc. President Wendy Station is an encephalitis survivor.
She says, "It's our annual time of the year to raise awareness, and let the world know that we have a voice.
So often, problems such as encephalitis are swept under the carpet, as folks just don't understand? and don't wish to take the time to understand.
We would all like to change that.Judith Ashton of Encephalitis Global Inc.
and also an encephalitis survivor adds, "Those who survive encephalitis often face a range of serious cognitive and physical impairments.
For example, some survivors, particularly those who have suffered encephalitis due to the same virus that causes cold sores, the herpes simplex virus, may be left with a variety of memory problems, including...
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Federal PLUS Loans
Federal PLUS LoansAs a student entering college, it is very unlikely that you have a few spare checks lying around that you can cash and magically use to pay for college. Most college-aged students, ranging from late teens through mid-twenties, have no line of credit and cannot receive much money in loans if they need to do so in order to attend college. Therefore, a loan like the federal PLUS loan through the federal government and U.S. Department of Education makes it easy for you, as a potential college student, to use your parents' line of credit in order to gain financing options for your higher education. How Your Parents Can Help You ApplyIf your parents have good credit and you obtain them a copy of the Direct PLUS loan application, you are well on your way to cracking the college books and arriving on campus in the fall.
Keep in mind that in order to receive a federal PLUS loan, you must be a dependent potential undergraduate at any college or university in the U.S. You...
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Five Checks for Web Pages
There are a few essential checks that you must make beforeuploading your pages.Check the basics - spelling, grammar, terminology. I've seena lot of arguments for and against using only US spelling onweb sites - I think this is a personal choice, but havingmade your decision, be consistent! Terminology - don't usewords or phrases that aren't common around the world. I reada software review recently - sadly, I didn't understand thephrase used to describe the program, so I don't know if thereviewer was recommending it or condemning it!Check your coding. It's easy for little mistakes to creepinto your HTML - especially when your tags are nested, orwhen you copy and paste from another page of your site.There are several free programs available - I use CSE Litefrom http://www.htmlvalidator.com which also has a paidprofessional version.Check your links. Again, it's easy to make a slight mistakein typing a URL, or getting confused between relative andabsolute references, leading to the well...
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Loan Car Title For Cash
One can easily avail loan car titles for getting quick cash. Car loan companies provide car title loans using your car's title as collateral. These loans offer you with a big advantage allowing you to get the car for drive even during the car title loan period. People who need quick capital and who wish to avoid the hassles of dealing with a bank can go for car title loans.
To be eligible for this loan, primarily the applicant needs to have a clear title to his car. This makes any existing loan on your car needs to be paid off before you can avail this loan.
In general, the duration of a car title loan is 30 days. One can either pay off or extend it at the end of the loan term. For extending the loan, the existing interest has to be paid. The loans can also be paid off at any point of the loan term.
Car loan companies go easy on their customers' credit histories, since these loans are secured by the value of the car. Most companies do not make credit...
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KUA's Good Neighbor Energy Fund Raises $33K in 2004
Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) announced today it has raised more than $33,000 in 2004 for its Good Neighbor Energy Fund, which provides assistance to families who need help paying their energy bills.The Good Neighbor Energy Fund is maintained through voluntary contributions from customers and employees of KUA, helping people in crisis throughout Osceola County. In 2004, KUA and its customers raised $33,200 including a $16,600 dollar-for-dollar matching contribution from the utility.Since 1991, KUA and its customers have raised over $425,000 and helped more than 2,500 families in financial crisis pay their electric bills. KUA works with local help agencies Community Action and Osceola County Council on Aging to distribute 100 percent of the money donated to the fund."Winter means lower temperatures and higher heating bills, but it doesn't have to mean greater financial hardship," said Mike Geraghty, KUA's vice president of customer service and marketing. "This fund helps stretch a...
KUA's Good Neighbor Energy Fund Raises $33K in 2004
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A Balancing Act: How To Properly Organize Your Checkbook
With all the things you have to remember to do on a regular basis, balancing your checkbook doesn't always receive priority. But if you plan ahead and schedule some time for this important task, you will reap the financial rewards.Before you begin make sure you have the following items on hand: checkbook, ledger book, ATM and deposit receipts, calculator and a pencil. The next step is to check your items. First, separate your returned checks and ATM withdrawal slips into two distinct piles. Then place your returned checks in numerical order and compare them to your ledger book by writing an "X" in the ledger beside every figure that matches a cancelled check.The next step is to put your ATM withdrawal slips in chronological order (that is, according to date) and compare them to your ledger book by placing an "X" beside every figure that matches an ATM withdrawal amount.
You can make final changes to your ledger by comparing your deposit receipts with your bank statement. Write...
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National Association of Loan Officers Meets With HUD To Advocate Licensing for Loan Officers
National Association of Loan Officers Meets With HUD To Advocate Licensing for Loan Officers
Tugboat Enterprises Extends Operation Data Recovery for Katrina Victims
(ContentDesk) September 16, 2005 -- Due to the rising demand from local business and home computer users for the Lifeboat data rescue and file transfer program, Tugboat Enterprises Ltd. is extending the offer of free copies of Lifeboat to Hurricane Katrina victims to October 31, 2005 at 6 p.m. Pacific Time. The original deadline was September 16, 2005. It is clear the devastation of life and property was so extensive that many people are only now starting to turn their attention to the issue of...
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