Archive for September, 2010

Wolters Kluwer Financial Services Offers Lenders Mortgage Information Kits

MINNEAPOLIS—-Wolters Kluwer Financial Services’ announced today the availability of the company’s new mortgage application and processing kits. The kits can be used by lenders to educate borrowers on the mortgage process, helping them to improve their financial literacy.

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SugarCRM Announces Sugar Platform Edition for the OEM Market

PARIS—-Open World Forum: SugarCRM, the world’s fastest growing customer relationship management company, today introduced an original equipment manufacturer Platform Edition aimed at further empowering independent software vendor and distribution partners who embed SugarCRM’s industry-leading CRM functionality into business suites or deeply-focused vertical …

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Weak mortgage data fuel consumer spending collapse fears

Fears of a looming collapse in consumer spending have risen after weak mortgage and personal lending figures from the Bank of England.

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FTSE slips as weak banks drugs offset BP gains

Weak banks dragged the top share index lower on Wednesday on persistent concerns over European debt while drug stocks were also under pressure offsetting strength from BP .

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Households reduce debt amid economic gloom

Households are reducing their borrowings amid the gloomy economic outlook and fears about unemployment.

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Safety first for consumers as Britons repay hundreds of millions in unsecured debt

Credit card debt increased by £123million during the month, but this was more than offset by people repaying £243 million more than they borrowed through loans and overdrafts.

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Instant View – August mortgage approvals dip

Mortgage approvals fell in August to their lowest since February and net consumer credit unexpectedly contracted Bank of England figures showed on

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Personal finance for the lazy – 10 tips

Want to spend the minimum time achieving the maximum results? We look at the financial products you can buy and safely forget.

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Firm miners help FTSE close higher

Britain’s top share index closed slightly higher on Tuesday as stronger mining stocks offset falls from banks still dogged by investor concerns over sovereign debt.

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