Posted by Hari on Tuesday, September 18, 2012 with 1 comment | Labels: banks, budget cuts, credit crunch, FSA, inequality, Osborne, regulation
Fee takes a Wonga employee to task over its lending criteria
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Tuesday, 18 September 2012
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The illustration above is true there are some loan sharks and pawn shop that offers good package deals and not abusive rates to the public but there are still who also are not as considerate as they tell. I know that many of us are fearing about borrowing money because of the recession and that we might be drowned from the overwhelming rates but if only we take some time to study and know who are the legitimate ones we could find a good creditor.
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