Activists seek loan restraints (The Des Moines Register) Consumer advocates
Activists seek loan restraints (The Des Moines Register)
Consumer advocates will urge state lawmakers again in 2006 to rein in loans that they believe cripple Iowans financially, such as the $300 car title transaction that cost an Urbandale mother her vehicle and $1,750 in interest and penalties.
Business brief roundup (Birmingham News)
The Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers venture capital firm, which provided funding for companies such as Google, Amazon.com and Netscape, now owns a 5.2 percent stake in Birmingham's BioCryst Pharmaceuticals.
Quick Links (Delaware Online)
Thousands sue Phila. payday lender PHILADELPHIA -- A class-action lawsuit claims a Philadelphia check-cashing businesses that charged astronomical interest rates on short-term loans should reimburse thousands of customers.
Winter Driving Tips From the Experts
Winter conditions can be challenging for drivers of all skill levels. The editor of Sympatico / MSN Autos Canada offers sound advice from the Great White North.
Marc Lachapelle, with Gerry Malloy for Sympatico / MSN Autos Canada
Loans to boost bank profits in 2006 (Herald Sun)
THE big banks should continue to reap large profits next year, helped by businesses hungry to take out new loans. But challenges such as slowing credit growth, rising interest rates and worries about New Zealand will take some of the shine off the banks' margins.
Activists seek loan restraints (The Des Moines Register)
Consumer advocates will urge state lawmakers again in 2006 to rein in loans that they believe cripple Iowans financially, such high interest rate...
2006 NAIAS Coverage
The Official Web Site of the North American International Auto Show.
Editors of MSN Autos
Consumer Loan And Savings Rates (San Jose Mercury News)
A sampling of financial institutions was asked to quote the most recent lowest annual percentage rates they would charge a new loan customer with an annual income from $30,000 to $35,000 and good credit standing. Qualifications for borrowing and finance charges vary among institutions. Rates may differ from branch to branch. Some institutions provide lower rates to existing customers.










