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Now that credit flows less freely, and customers are struggling to pay off debt in a tough economy while Congress has taken a tougher stance with credit card companies, the companies are mining the data available to them about how and where we spend. Then, as this fascinating New York Times Magazine story shows, they are using some very basic psychology training to figure out what it all means when dealing with customers one on one. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (31) | Blog
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Most people realize their credit score affects their ability to get approved for credit. A lower than average credit score is a warning sign to lenders that you are more likely than most to be late on your payments or default on a loan altogether. Based on this…
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I am a statistic! I am a Realtor and I am about to loose my home, that I have scraped and begged to get! I live in an area that survives mostly from the tourist trade and public service institutions like restaurants and motels, and my home is a single wide mobile home. (50% of the homes here... Read More »
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