Lending principle proves costly to US company.
Lending principle proves costly to US company.
(OP)
httpQuote (MATT MOORE AP writer):
...New Century Financial, a U.S. mortgage lender whose principle borrowers were Americans with less-than-stellar credit, filed for bankruptcy protection.
Must be a moral here somewhere.
Lending principle loses principal?
Principle: Principals lending principle can lose their shirt?
Spellcheck no help when correctly spelling an incorrect word?
Perhaps, New Century should have lent principle to the sorely lacking politicians [no-collateral loans!!]. Repayment chances???
"Every way you look at this you lose" -- Paul Simon ('Mrs. Robinson').
Bottom line: A principle should be shared & circulated to do the most good, not lent.





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