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Popular Auto, the auto loan unit of Banco Popular, uses Fortis document management software to manage auto and boat loan contracts, titles, liens, correspondence and associated documentation. The Fortis solution provides the bank's customer service center with immediate access to customer information and provides customers with self-service online and secure access to documents. Popular Auto improved its overall customer satisfaction ratings, achieved a competitive advantage and has met compliance regulations with the Fortis document management solution. Branford, CT (PRWEB) July 10, 2007 -- Westbrook Technologies, a leader in enterprise document management software for the mid-market and one of Deloitte and Touche's 2005 and 2006 "Fast 50" technology companies in Connecticut, today announced that their Puerto Rican distributor, Infomax, has completed an expansion of the implementation of Westbrook's Fortis document management software at Popular Auto, the auto loan unit of Banco Popular, the largest bank in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
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Consumers fell behind on loan payments in the first quarter at the highest rate since the last U.S. recession in 2001, the American Bankers Association said, attributing the rising losses to lagging home-equity loans. The bankers' group said 2.42 percent of auto, personal, home-equity, home-improvement, mobile-home and boat loans were at least 30-days past due during the first three months of 2007, the highest since the second quarter of 2001. It's magic again Amazon.com Inc. received 1.6 million orders for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," a record for any book that has yet to be released. Worldwide pre-orders for the seventh and last Harry Potter book, due for release July 21, broke the previous record of 1.5 million set by J.K.
Another Reason Why You Should Buy a Home
While financial advisers almost reflexively urge consumers to avoid carrying credit card balances from month to month and to go easy on boat loans, car loans and other forms of debt, they usually make an exception for a mortgage used to buy your home. A home mortgage is one of the very best uses of credit. The fundamental reasoning is simple: While you could save your money and buy clothes, cars and maybe even college tuition outright with cash, very few people could ever hope to save enough to buy a home for cash, especially during their child-rearing years when they have the greatest need. A mortgage allows you to buy a home after having saved only a relatively small amount of its value, perhaps 5% or less, and to reap the financial gains as its value grows over the years. Buy what you can afford Choosing the right mortgage, however, can be a make-or-break decision for your overall financial picture.
The World Of Boat Financing
Boat financing, much like car financing, is, at the very least, an interesting area of discussion. While the core function remains the same, the fact remains that boat financing and car financing can be different from one another in a number of details. For example, when buying a boat, a common course of action is to apply for a financing. In contrast, one has more financing options when buying a car. Since you can only make use of a loan in purchasing a boat, it would be helpful to know how the whole process works, as well as where to apply for a loan and what the usual terms are. The more common sources for boat loans are banks, though there are some organizations that specialize in providing nothing but boat loans. There are, naturally, several things to keep in mind when choosing an organization for one's boat financing needs.
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NEW YORK - Nike Inc said Friday it was suspending its endorsement contract with NFL quarterback Michael Vick without pay following public outrage over accusations he was engaged in dogfighting and cruelty to animals. The global athletic shoemaker said it would not sell any more Michael Vick products at its company-owned retail stores at this time, but added that it was not terminating its relationship with him. .
Second chances keep poker interesting
THE AUSTRALIAN Poker League's (APL) Texas Hold'em poker competition started a new season with players enjoying the new format. The re-buy bonus card is proving popular with players getting a second chance in the main event. Eleven Armidale players went to the state finals on the weekend with good results. Seven players made it through the first round with Gerrard Marr finishing 19th and Matthew Dine 21st overall out of 600 starters. Next week is the $1 million grand final and Armidale will be represented by Aaron O'Brien. In this week's poker action, Chris Murphy survived three elimination hands with inferior starting hands to turn the tables on Lorraine Kelleher in a well-played heads-up action at the White Bull. Brendan Yates showed that aggressive poker is winning poker as he outplayed 35 entrants at the YCW.
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