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		<title>The Short Sale Process &#8211; 10 Steps</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the more common questions that I get during the short sale process is &#8220;Can my bank seek a Deficiency Judgment after a short sale or foreclosure?&#8221; In other words, after the short sale process is complete, can they come back after me for the difference of what I owe on the property and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the more common questions that I get during the short sale process is &#8220;Can my bank seek a Deficiency Judgment after a short sale or foreclosure?&#8221;</p>
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In other words, after the short sale process is complete, can they come back after me for the difference of what I owe on the property and what they ultimately end up with?.</p>
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There are three common ways to avoid a Deficiency Judgment in California. The first is SB931, the second is Purchase Money Loans and the third is through proper negotiations.</p>
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SB93 is a new law that went into effect January 1st, 2011 affecting short sales in the State of California. It states that if the first lien holder agrees to do a sale in California, they cannot come back after the short sale is completed and seek a Deficiency Judgment.</p>
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This is significant because prior to January 1st, Banks could double dip and agree to do a sale, and still retain the right for years, to turn the debt over to collections and seek the losses that they incurred in the sale process.</p>
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The other thing that&#8217;s significant with SB931 is that it does not matter how the loan originated. If you refinanced the loan to get a better rate or refinanced and pulled out 0,000 of your equity to buy an RV or a boat, the law still applies.</p>
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If your first lender agrees to do a sale on your principle residence, they cannot come back after you for the losses afterward.</p>
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The second way to avoid a Deficiency Judgment in California, after a sale has been done, is having a purchase money loan(s). A Purchase Money loan is the loan you ORIGINALLY USED to purchase your home. As an example, if you purchased your home 5 years ago and got an 80/20 loan that you did NOT refinance or pull equity out of, then your loans are considered PURCHASE MONEY.</p>
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California is a non-recourse state. This means if you have a Purchase Money Loan on your principal residence, and the home goes to foreclosure, the Bank cannot come back after you and seek a Deficiency Judgment. This is critical during the negotiations.</p>
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A seasoned broker will typically remind, the bank&#8217;s negotiator that if your home does go to foreclosure they have no recourse and will recoup none of their losses.</p>
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That leads us to proper negotiations, which is the third tool you can use to avoid a Deficiency Judgment in your sale. This tool may the most important because your Broker has the ability to not only negotiate the Deficiency Judgment release, but also negotiate promissory notes and cash required from the seller at Closing.</p>
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If your broker does a good job, you&#8217;ll get an approval letter that states the Bank will not pursue a Deficiency Judgment after your sale is complete. This is why it&#8217;s so critical that you work with a Broker that really knows what they&#8217;re doing.</p>
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Some of you may be ready to get started with a Short Sale, and if that is you, simply go to the website in the resource box for more information about how to have a successful short sale. If you&#8217;re not ready yet and know of someone who is upside down or behind on their payments that could benefit from this information, please pass along the website address. This could be the very best gift that they get this year.</p>
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		<title>How To Purchase Short Sale Homes</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 28 Apr 2012 02:22:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In terms of the actual estate market, it is a buyers market. Those who have the needed financial capital are urged to act now. Whether you desire to buy a cheap first home or buy and resell for a profit, now is the time to act. Speaking of acting is sure to move short sale [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In terms of the actual estate market, it is a buyers market. Those who have the needed financial capital are urged to act now. Whether you desire to buy a cheap first home or buy and resell for a profit, now is the time to act. Speaking of acting is sure to move short sale properties to the top of your list. </p>
<p>Short sales are when a mortgage lender agrees to sell a home for less than the outstanding mortgage due. For buyers, this means many opportunities to make or save money. For example, if a home is valued at 0,000 and the delinquent borrower still owes ,000, you may be able to purchase the home for around ,000. Not bad considering the homes fair market value is 0,000! The poor real estate market makes it difficult for these properties to sell at fair market value, thus the acceptance of a short sale.</p>
<p>You now know that short sales are a good value for the money. It is a cheap way to buy a first home and an easy way to turn a profit with real estate flipping. So, what comes next?</p>
<p>Hire an actual estate agent to represent you. This step is optional, but recommended for first time buyers. It is always a good idea to have a specialist in your corner. When choosing a actual estate agent, don’t opt for the first you see. Instead, perform a series of interviews. Your intent is to buy short sale properties, so use a actual estate agent who is familiar with them.</p>
<p>Find short sale properties. If you use the services of a professional real estate agent, this step is very easy. Many states permit actual estate agents to disclose the status of properties with each other. This means that your agent can call another and ask if they have any short sales available for sale. It actually is as easy as that. </p>
<p>If you are not using a realtor, it is still easy to find short sales. They are sold either directly through the mortgage lender or through a real estate agent. Pickup the phone and call all financial lenders in your area. Ask if they have short sale properties accessible for sale. As for realtor sold homes, use the internet to view MLS websites. Most realtors drop hints about a property’s grade. Look for telltale signs, such as lender must approve, or this property is in pre foreclosure.</p>
<p>Make an offer. Most short sale buyers are unable to see the property before making an offer. Use your best judgment. The good news is that you can submit multiple purchases offer if one is denied. So, aim low at first, as you have nothing to lose. If represented by a realtor, heed their advice. If they have experience dealing with short sales, they may know how low a lender is likely to go. To profit from short sales, never pay more than the homes last appraised value. In fact, pay less. How much less depends on you.</p>
<p>Wait. After submitting a purchase offer, you will start to play the waiting game. An offer can come as rapid as a few days, but you could wait months. It all depends on the property. If a lender just agreed to a short sale, they may still be comparing foreclosures and short sales to see what yields the most money. If the property is deemed a hot seller, they may be waiting for other offers. If the home has two mortgages, both lenders must approve the purchase offer and this can take time.</p>
<p>If your offer is accepted, the next step depends on your finances. If you already secured financing ahead of time or have the needed financial resources on hand, the sale can close in as little as 30 days. During this time, the current home occupants are vacating the property. As soon as this is done and all paperwork is signed, you can either move in or state preparing the home for resale.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Apr 2012 11:58:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are a &#8220;Traditional&#8221; Seller trying to sell a home in the Phoenix Arizona area, you already know that this an extremely challenging time. So what can a &#8220;Traditional&#8221; Seller do to successfully market their property and remain competitive with foreclosures and short sales in the neighborhood: 1. Price the home appropriate to where [...]]]></description>
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 If you are a &#8220;Traditional&#8221; Seller trying to sell a home in the Phoenix Arizona area, you already know that this an extremely challenging time. So what can a &#8220;Traditional&#8221; Seller do to successfully market their property and remain competitive with foreclosures and short sales in the neighborhood: </p>
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 1. Price the home appropriate to where your specific market is currently selling. Your Realtor can provide you with good comparative sales data for your area. Price your home according to those which have sold only.</p>
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 2. Many foreclosed and short sale homes aren&#8217;t in good repair, so be certain your home is in tip-top shape.</p>
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 3. Most foreclosures or short sales are being sold &#8220;as-is&#8221;. It is a good idea to get your home inspected before putting it on the market so you will know what challenges you may face. You can fix problems in advance and a buyer feels very comfortable knowing in advance the condition of a house they will make an offer on. You can also offer a home warranty and termite inspection certificate. </p>
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 Most bank-owned properties are vacant and cold. Make certain your home is clutter-free, clean and appears inviting. Who is likely to buy your house? Appeal to that demographic. When someone falls in love with a home they cannot get it out of their head. Make sure it is your house they feel that way about! </p>
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 Overpricing your home in the current market will cause it to sit unsold for a long time and consequently delay any move you anticipate making, indefinitely. As in all housing markets, price and condition are paramount! Today, you must win the price war and the beauty contest! More than ever before, acquiring an experienced Real Estate professional, will pay dividends in assisting you in getting your home SOLD. If you, friends or family is considering buying, selling or renting a home in the Metro Phoenix area, I would love to hear from you!</p>
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 Steve Horn with Short Sales Done Easy brings you one more episode of Mad data Monday. If your short sale specialist doesn’t know his numbers, obtain a new realtor.
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 I’d like to cover all of the critical figures that you need to know to keep you up to date with this distraught market that we are in currently. We are seeing a huge amount of depreciation. The market continues to go down as we see greater and greater foreclosures being released. It is not appealing, but it is the truth of the circumstances.
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 When I sit down with your comps, I will offer you the reality approximately what the statistics are and what we are looking at in the future with any sign of appreciations. Right at the moment, there just is not any sign of that occuring.
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 now that I have given you the horrific news, lets look at the numbers. We are all in the identical situation. So, if any of my clients are watching out there today, we will be doing a price drop on your listing today. If we don’t have an offer on your property today, we need to get an offer to begin the process. Sadly, that means that we have to lower prices.
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 It is very remarkable what we see when we glimpse at the current information. Active homes on the market are at approximately 37,000. A month ago, that figure was roughly 33,000. We have seen a huge increase in listings. The number of pending sales are currently at approximately 16,000. Compare that to last month with roughly 17,000 pending sales. So, the number of houses being sold is also declining. greater properties on the market with less residence sales is not a good sign.
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 There are basically three different types of listings on the market today, the foreclosure, the short sale, and the regular listing. Current foreclosures on the market are approximately 7,000. Standard listings account for roughly 18,000 and short sale listings are numbered at about 10,000. So, we have seen an increase in foreclosures, an increase in short sales and a rather unchanged number of regular listings.
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 When we look at the figure of homes that have closed in the Phoenix market the statistics are down. Still, on the Steve Horn squad we are keeping well above the regional average of closing sales in this distraught market. This is just one of the several reasons that we are Phoenix Short Sale Specialists.</p>
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		<title>Big Banks And Ceos</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Mar 2012 08:39:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[President Obama&#8217;s planned tax on the large bank&#8217;s liabilities, and his suggestions that banks be prohibited from using taxpayer insured funds for trading, is not going over well. These fat cats, for years have imposed themselves on us. They have effectively moved into our homes, eaten our food, and set the house on fire. Now [...]]]></description>
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<p>President Obama&#8217;s planned tax on the large bank&#8217;s liabilities, and his suggestions that banks be prohibited from using taxpayer insured funds for trading, is not going over well. These fat cats, for years have imposed themselves on us. They have effectively moved into our homes, eaten our food, and set the house on fire. Now they are complaining that we are cramping their style.</p>
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<p>In 1971, Merrill Lynch, and then Morgan Stanley, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and Goldman Sachs went public so they could compete with international banks that were creeping in on their business of underwriting stocks offerings and advertising firms. In order to have the capital to compete they had to go public. Doing so allowed investment banks to become monsters.</p>
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<p>The most serious mistake of the decade was the Securities and Exchange Commission&#8217;s 2004 rule change allowing them to increase the amount of debt they could have on their books. That ruling was made at the request of the &#8221; Big Fives CEOs.&#8221; Before the end of it, Lehman had amassed more than 0 billion in debt. There was no accountability for any of the big banks.</p>
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<p>In theory boards are supposed to oversee the CEOs. In fact the boards weren&#8217;t paying any attention or they were so well payed they looked the other way. &#8221; They were deliberately selected because they were unqualified or out of it.&#8221; said John Gillespie, a former investment banker at Lehman and Bear Stearns. Gillespie noted that Lehman&#8217;s compensation committee included Dina Merill, an heirss to the E.F.Hutton fortune who was 85 in 2008. When Lehman ended it&#8217;s 14 years as a public company  billion in shareholder value had been destroyed.</p>
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<p>J.P.Morgan bought Bear Stearns out at a fire sale price with the help of the Federal Reserve. (which means the tax payers paid after being cheated blind already.) Morgan Stanley and Goldman managed to hang on with huge subsidies made available to them. ( tax payers money again.) Any puny returns comes at a huge sacrifice of share holders. Massive amounts of money went to the Banker CEOs.</p>
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<p>The public as owners, taxpayers, and savers have every right to be angry, and to question the banks methods and practices. They took the money out of share holders pockets, paid themselves outrageous bonuses. Families lost their homes by the millions. Now as a result of greed many people are out their retirement funds and will go needy into old age. </p>
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		<title>Internet Banking Safety</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Mar 2012 07:40:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In internet banking, you are accessing your account and information, making payments and reconciling statements using your computer rather than paper or the phone. Internet banking works well for just about anyone. If you have dozens of bills to pay every month, you will probably benefit from online banking, which will save time and money. [...]]]></description>
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<p>In internet banking, you are accessing your account and information, making payments and reconciling statements using your computer rather than paper or the phone. Internet banking works well for just about anyone. If you have dozens of bills to pay every month, you will probably benefit from online banking, which will save time and money.
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<p>Internet banking is far easier and more affordable than traditional banking. If you already spend a good deal of time online, you will find internet banking easy to do and a life-saver when it comes to reconciling your monthly statements.
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<p>Here are a few more benefits consumers enjoy when they use online banking:-
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<p><strong>Save time: &#8211; </strong>You don’t have to waste time going to your branch office or to an ATM to check your balance or payments. You don’t have to wait on the phone for a voice message system.
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<p><strong>Click to pay bills: &#8211; </strong>You can quickly and easily pay all your bills. Most banks will allow you to set up automatic withdrawals for recurring bills, and shoot an email reminder to your inbox when a bill has been paid.
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<p><strong>It’s free: &#8211; </strong>Most online services don’t cost anything.
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<p><strong>Perfect coordination: &#8211; </strong>You can coordinate your financial software with your online banking service. Many banks update information in your check register.
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<p><strong>Easy operations: &#8211; </strong>You don’t have to be internet savvy to use online banking. Most programmes are self explanatory. All you need is a login ID and a password. Most programmes will take you step through the entire process.
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<p><strong>Take care: &#8211; </strong>convenience is an important advantage of online-banking. You have access to money always, irrespective of where you are. Online bank sites generally execute and confirm transactions at the same rate or faster than the ATM. They offer sophisticated tools, including account aggregation, stock quotes and rate alerts to help you manage all your assets more effectively.
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<p><strong>Online Security:</strong> &#8211; Online banking poses the danger of people hacking into the account and illegally transferring money to their account in a different bank. This discourages many customers from using the online facility. Internet banking fraud is a form of identity theft, using techniques such as publishing. The security measures employed by most banks are never 100 per cent safe, but in reality online fraud is rare. In fact, conventional banking practices may be more prone to abuse than online banking. Credit card fraud, signature forgery and identity theft are far more widespread offline crimes than hacking. Online banking can be risky if users are careless, gullible or computer-illiterate. An increasingly popular criminal practice to gain access to a user’s finances is phishing, where the user is some way persuaded to hand over their password to the fraudster.
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<p>A multi – layered security system, comprising firewalls, filtering routers, encryption and digital certification, ensures that your account information is protected from unauthorized access.  Firewalls and filtering routers ensure that your account information is protected from unauthorized access. Firewalls and filtering routers ensure that only the legitimate internet users are allowed access to the system. Encryption techniques used by the bank (including the sophisticated public key encryption) would ensure that privacy of data flowing between the browser and the infinity system is protected. Digital certification procedures provide the assurance that the data you receive is from the infinity system.
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<p>Secured Socket Layer (SSL) ensures server authentication and use of client side certificates issued by the banks using a certificate server. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is the most favored technology for secure internet banking services. Safeguards also involve the use of minimum of 128-bit SSL for securing browser to web server communications and, in addition, encryption of sensitive data like passwords in transit within the enterprise itself. The application server should be isolated from the email server. Banks should use the proxy server type of firewall so that there is no direct connection between the internet and the bank’s system.</p>
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		<title>Property in Lieu of Foreclosure is Called a Short Sale</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Mar 2012 08:35:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Once the real estate broker adds up all the costs, the amount owed can be determined, if necessary get the advice from a real estate attorney. The lender will need to know the estimated proceeds of the sale minus the total amount owed on the mortgage loan. Before you can sell the property you will [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Once the real estate broker adds up all the costs, the amount owed can be determined, if necessary get the advice from a real estate attorney. The lender will need to know the estimated proceeds of the sale minus the total amount owed on the mortgage loan.
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<p>Before you can sell the property you will need to come to an agreed upon lower selling price of the home, the value will be much less than the house is worth and the selling price will reflect this. When the mortgage lender approves you will be saved from bankruptcy which can really be damaging to your credit.
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<p>Authorizing disclosure of your loan information is the first step, these documents will have your property information, address and loan number that will be assessed by an attorney, title company or RE broker. California real estate done properly can save you much headaches and frustration.  If you are not approved for a short sale you may want to consider a short payoff, lender liability lawsuits or other loan workouts.
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<p>It also may be advisable to stay current with your first loan even if you become delinquent on your second so that your agent has time to workout the loan options for you to avoid foreclosure. Some may state that you should release your deficiency balance and then request a borrower contribute a percentage of the deficiency, in the case of you having future assets or income you may need to seek the counsel of a lender liability attorney to be sure.
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<p>The HAFA program simplifies and streamlines the use of short sale by stating that the short sale must be an arm’s length transaction with the net sale proceeds after deductions for selling costs be applied to a discounted mortgage payoff acceptable to the servicer. It is also advised that the short payoff be accepted in full satisfaction of the total amount due on the first mortgage.
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<p>As you are well aware short sales and deed-in-lieu are complex transactions involving coordinating and cooperating from a number of parties including, appraisers, borrower’s buyers, real estate brokers, agents, title agencies, mortgage insurance companies and other lien holders.
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<p>Your success will be determined by Realtors who can get short sales under contract, negotiate solid deals with the lenders to get the properties closed.  Make sure you are protected during the short sale transaction by asking the right questions and staying informed about the paperwork received by your escrow agent.
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<p>Short sales may not be an easy fix and it could be your best option but it is important to do your due diligence getting answers and protecting your self by using a licensed Real Estate Attorney.</p>
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		<title>Pick The Right Banking Institution That Fits Your Needs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When selecting a banking institution, there are two main things you want to look for in a bank. 1- How bad does this bank want my business? 2- Pick a bank that you feel secure with and can have a personal relationship with. To find a bank that really wants your business, simply watch for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When selecting a banking institution, there are two main things you want to look for in a bank. 1- How bad does this bank want my business? 2- Pick a bank that you feel secure with and can have a personal relationship with. To find a bank that really wants your business, simply watch for their advertising campaigns. If they tend to run them for a lengthy amount of time then that means that they probaly want your business pretty bad and plus it is very expensive to run lenghty ad campaigns so they must bring in new business to keep them going.</p>
<p>You will also want to look for smaller banks who tend to deal more on a personal level. Maybe a smaller bank that has just a couple of officces. The smaller banks tend to be more motivated to get and keep your business and they are usually more loose on their banking and loan qualifications.</p>
<p>Usually with your smaller,independent banks, you will get better service and they will usually remember your name. When the bank teller remembers who you are, they usually dont ask you for identification because they already know you.</p>
<p>Another advantage to banking with a smaller bank is that their loan committee is usuall only made up of only a few people. Keep in mind that banks rely alot on loans to make their money and this holds very true for small banks. It is safe to say that a small banking institution is more likely to approve your loan because they need the money than a larger more popular banking institution.</p>
<p>Even some of the smaller banks have online websites that you can do your banking with. This is a big plus. There is nothing better than being able to pay bills on your computer from the comforts of your own home.</p>
<p>There are a couple of regular online banks but I havent come to trust but one of them and that one is Paypal.com. My money has always been there. Everytime I request my money, they process it immediately and they even give you a debit card. So if you just have to go with an online bank, I would reccommend Paypal.</p>
<p>Always make sure the banking institution,no matter how small or how big, is insured and backed by the FDIC and always look at the amount that the bank is insured up to.</p>
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		<title>Why You Should do Online Banking?</title>
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 At present, almost all recognized banks will have a presence in the internet and among them, many would have fully functional web portals which allow its customers to access accounts without needing to be present physically in the bank. These web portals are built according to the highest security standards and in most instances, if the customer does not act carelessly, the security of banking online would be rather strong.
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 When considering why online banking did became so popular for it to be considered as a social norm, one of the most popular notions would be its convenience. When thinking about it, online banking relieves the person from the necessity to travel to the bank, filling up a form, waiting in a queue and return back home and replaces with several clicks of a button. It not only saves time but would also save money to a great extent.
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 At the same time, the online banking has grown over the years to offer more and more services to its customers and at the moment, except for withdrawing money, the online banking portals offer almost all other services as if you are present in the bank. These services include, checking of balances, transferring funds, opening of accounts, bill payment, placing standing orders, investment in the financial markets as well as ordering check books and credit cards. While the internet offers these services, they make sure that it cost nothing to the customer in most internet based transactions.
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 Another important asset in using online banking is its ability to update the customer regarding the transaction history and allow the customer to keep track of their funds at all times. Furthermore, it will issue eStatements which removes the necessity to receive paper based bank statements which can sometimes be lost or else get displaced due to various reasons.
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 Lastly, another important aspect in online banking which made it ever so popular is the ability to link up several accounts in the same bank and access them using only a single online account. This has made transactions rather simple and avoids the necessity to remember multiple account numbers.
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 When considering these services offered by online banking, the reasons for its popularity is evident and when considering the ever changing technology and services offered each day, it doesn’t seem that it will go down in popularity by a single bit for many years to come.
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