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BadCreditInstallmentLoans.com Rolls Out Improved Lending Site

Updated Site Poised to Fill a Growing Consumer Need(PRWEB) January 29, 2012 BadCreditInstallmentLoans.com announces the launch of its redesigned consumer-lending site, featuring a sleek, new user-interface and simplified online application. While the nation’s job market remains anemic, the need for payday loans and cash advances continues to grow. The updated website provides a no-cost online ...

Update: Nominees For Spartanburg Co. Veterans Affairs Officer To Be Discussed Monday

Update: Nominees For Spartanburg Co. Veterans Affairs Officer To Be Discussed Monday

OnlineCashAdvance.com Announces New Educational Resource

New article details the loan process, empowering consumers.(PRWEB) February 03, 2012 OnlineCashAdvance.net is pleased to announce the addition of a new page in its growing number of informative articles. Many consumers are facing the serious question of how to handle an increased pressure on their finances. With most budgets already stretched to their limits, an unexpected expense can cause ...

Dutch ISPs Refuse To Block The Pirate Bay

The fight for an open and free internet is taking place on many different fronts across the globe. In Europe, the latest battle took place in the Court of the Hague. Anti-piracy group BREIN won its case against two of the largest ISPs in the Netherlands ? Ziggo and its smaller competitor, XS4ALL ? forcing ...

Eileen Ambrose: Wish list for new CFPB director Cordray

Richard Cordray has at least two years to tackle consumer issues Richard Cordray has at least two years to tackle consumer issues. Eileen Ambrose offers some suggestions on where to focus his attention.

Wish list for new director of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Richard Cordray has at least two years to tackle consumer issues To: Richard Cordray, Director

Storylines alert: Brace yourself, all of this is coming your way

Boston vs. New York. Brady vs. Manning. Tom Coughlin vs. his critics. Past Madonna vs. the censors, nearly all the subplots for this Super Bowl are microwaveable: just reheat and serve. Larry Dobrow says get ready for some tired headlines.