'Equal credit opportunity act' presentation slideshows

From the 1960s to the 1980s

From the 1960s to the 1980s. Student Movement Anti-war Movement Feminist Movement Watergate Recession and Oil Crisis New Conservatism End of the Cold War The Culture Wars. New Social Movements Chronology. 1962 Port Huron Statement Rachel Carson, Silent Spring

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TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE

TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE. WHAT IS CREDIT ? WHY DO WE NEED CREDIT ? HOW DO WE GET CREDIT ?. WHAT IS CREDIT ?. CREDIT IS OBTANING SOMETHING NOW WITH A PROMISE TO PAY FOR IT IN THE FUTURE. WHY DO WE NEED CREDIT ?. SOME THINGS ARE DIFFICULT TO PAY

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TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE

TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE. WHAT IS CREDIT ? WHY DO WE NEED CREDIT ? HOW DO WE GET CREDIT ?. WHAT IS CREDIT ?. CREDIT IS OBITANING SOMETHING NOW WITH A PROMISE TO PAY FOR IT IN THE FUTURE. WHY DO WE NEED CREDIT ?. SOME THINGS ARE DIFFICULT TO PAY

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Obtaining and Protecting Your Credit

Lesson 6. Obtaining and Protecting Your Credit. Learning Objectives. Explain the concept of consumer credit, including major types and its benefits and drawbacks Describe the keys to building and maintaining healthy credit Identify ways to protect your identity.

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FDIC San Francisco Region Regulatory Teleconference

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Business Communication MGMT 355

Business Communication MGMT 355 Pre-examination Review Two Business Communication Chapter 6 Delivering Good and Neutral Messages Good and Neutral News Written, Electronic or Verbal Direct (deductive) approach: > Opening states main idea > Body provides detailed explanation

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Scoring Systems

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Chapter 26

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Credit

Credit. Credit. The ability to borrow money in return for a promise of future repayments Usually includes interest When you save, you give up the ability to spend now. When you obtain credit, you give up the ability to spend later. Never borrow more than you can easily repay. Home Ownership.

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Journal Entry

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Introductions

Introductions. Instructor and student introductions Module overview. Student Introductions. Your name Your expectations, questions, and concerns about financial safety. Purpose. Keep It Safe will: Give you information about consumer rights laws.

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The nation in crisis

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Chapter Two

Chapter Two. Being Ethical and Socially Responsible. 2 | 1. Learning Objectives. Understand what is meant by business ethics Identify the types of ethical concerns that arise in the business world Discuss the factors that affect the level of ethical behavior in organizations

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Chapter 17 : Credit Records And Laws

Chapter 17 : Credit Records And Laws. Shanna McGinnis. Section 1 : Establishing Good Credit. Key Terms aka WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!. Credit History: The complete record of your borrowing and repayment performance.

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Fair Lending Compliance Training

Fair Lending Compliance Training. Materials: Sharon M. McMichael, VP & CRA Officer and Design & Layout: Kristen L. Killoran, Regulatory Compliance Training Administrator National Penn Bank. Introduction to Fair Lending. Why is it important to discuss equal treatment and fair lending?

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The Home Equity Loan Case

The Home Equity Loan Case. HMEQ Overview Determine who should be approved for a home equity loan. The target variable is a binary variable that indicates whether an applicant eventually defaulted on the loan.

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Chapter 25: Credit and Other Financial Services

Chapter 25: Credit and Other Financial Services . The Basics about Bank Accounts. 2 types of accounts: savings and checking Do not spend more than you have in the account (you can get overdraft protection) ALWAYS REVIEW YOUR BANK STATEMENT! . Banking Fees. Banks may charge fees for:

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Applying for Credit

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Credit Cards

Credit Cards. Credit Cards. The new normal President Obama signed the Credit CARD Act of 2009 into law May 22, 2009 But companies have adapted to the new rules in chameleon-style .

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