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Front Page News Discuss Reasonable Response to Sub-Prime Crisis in the InfiniteCredit Community Central forums; **** Another newspaper endorses the proposed changes to Chapter 13 bankruptcy law.The sub-prime crisis continues to build, as anticipated by many posts on this blog. As hundreds of thousands of ...

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Repair Bad Credit Elite Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,861 Casino Cash: $300000	Reasonable Response to Sub-Prime Crisis **** Another newspaper endorses the proposed changes to Chapter 13 bankruptcy law.The sub-prime crisis continues to build, as anticipated by many posts on this blog. As hundreds of thousands of adjustable rate mortgages adjust up to monthly payments the homeowner cannot afford, declining values having foreclosed the option of re-financing into a new ARM, [...] More...

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