That's begun showing up in data reports from large banks as an increased probability of more
troubled loans on their books, he said.
Not exact matches
When student
loan money is spent
on something other than college or education - related expenses (room, board,
books, supplies, etc.), the legal community says students might get themselves in
trouble for making the splurge.
Because of the vast number of problem
loans on their
books, some lenders want appraisers to value
troubled assets at unreasonably low levels in order to serve their agendas of «dumping»
troubled assets at fire - sale prices.