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Once he was working at the centre he found himself in a difficult situation trying to meet payments he had been able to make as a taxi driver.
Future's not so bright for crook; CALL CENTRE WORKER GUILTY OF CREDIT ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
In a one-hour hearing, senior bank employee Saad Zaman told the judge that there had been no failure to meet payments agreed in the loan deal, until the men were arrested.
Fraud case bankers 'met repayments' by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
If you meet the following requirements and lending standards, you may be eligible to refinance through the program: * Original loan was not an FHA mortgage * Payments prior to the reset were current * No late payments in the six months prior to the reset * Adequate income to meet payments under a new mortgage * Debt-to-income ratio less than 43% * Minimum 3% equity in the home * Rate has reset or will reset by December 31, 2008 * Remaining loan balance is lower than the local loan limit.
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