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Feb 26 2009 12:51pm#1 (permalink)

Maybe Buyer

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Up or down? Good question.. in my opinion probably down by a tiny bit more, then up by next year! But I am no finance expert so who knows!
Dec 4 2010 6:14am#2 (permalink)

jj_aris1982

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You should try searching the internet for loans and compare them since i think lending companies offer different interests rates.
Dec 20 2010 9:28pm#3 (permalink)

Mcclark

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In the recent years,many banks have sharply raised interest rates on loans.As the economy crisis still under cloud,some banks are stepping up such increases to boos revenue.Bearing the brunt are the consumers for whom a jump in rates and fess can make it tougher to repay the loans.


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Sep 24 2011 8:42pm#4 (permalink)

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Yeah from the last couple of years the banks have increased the interest rates on Loans..Due to economy crisis the banks are taking advantage of high interest rates and make larger revenues...!!
Sep 24 2011 10:08pm#5 (permalink)

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Oct 18 2011 8:34pm#6 (permalink)

Marshal

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Totally agreed that the banks has increased the interest rates on loans for a last couple of years due to economy crisis and it is helping them to make big profits by charging people high interests..!!

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