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]]> By: fhuff http://www.loanbiz.com/blog/2009/07/24/federal-reserve-proposes-truth-in-lending-changes/#comment-19070 fhuff Sat, 25 Jul 2009 22:51:42 +0000 http://www.loanbiz.com/blog/2009/07/24/federal-reserve-proposes-truth-in-lending-changes/#comment-19070 You're right. Borrowers should take the time to shop around and compare loan packages just as they would with other purchases. You’re right. Borrowers should take the time to shop around and compare loan packages just as they would with other purchases.

]]> By: s2kreno http://www.loanbiz.com/blog/2009/07/24/federal-reserve-proposes-truth-in-lending-changes/#comment-19033 s2kreno Fri, 24 Jul 2009 22:29:40 +0000 http://www.loanbiz.com/blog/2009/07/24/federal-reserve-proposes-truth-in-lending-changes/#comment-19033 No one could be "steered" to a loan that cost them more and paid the broker a larger commission if they did a little shopping--if it isn't illegal for one car dealer to charge more for the same car, it should be the same for lenders or anyone else who sells something. Sometimes things like service count too. People need to stop being such crybabies and expecting the government to do all the work for them. Next thing they'll want the government to keep Nordstroms from charging more for shoes than Dillards. Ridiculous. The problem is this country has a crummy education and a lazy populace. No one could be “steered” to a loan that cost them more and paid the broker a larger commission if they did a little shopping–if it isn’t illegal for one car dealer to charge more for the same car, it should be the same for lenders or anyone else who sells something. Sometimes things like service count too. People need to stop being such crybabies and expecting the government to do all the work for them. Next thing they’ll want the government to keep Nordstroms from charging more for shoes than Dillards. Ridiculous. The problem is this country has a crummy education and a lazy populace.

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