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ParticipantDoesn’t this describe just about every large company out there? They all have the layoff plans in the works should they need to use them. They’d be foolish not to in this environment.
And it’s correct, there are different regulations based on the amount of people being let go at any given site, total %, etc.
ParticipantDoesn’t this describe just about every large company out there? They all have the layoff plans in the works should they need to use them. They’d be foolish not to in this environment.
And it’s correct, there are different regulations based on the amount of people being let go at any given site, total %, etc.
ParticipantDoesn’t this describe just about every large company out there? They all have the layoff plans in the works should they need to use them. They’d be foolish not to in this environment.
And it’s correct, there are different regulations based on the amount of people being let go at any given site, total %, etc.
ParticipantDoesn’t this describe just about every large company out there? They all have the layoff plans in the works should they need to use them. They’d be foolish not to in this environment.
And it’s correct, there are different regulations based on the amount of people being let go at any given site, total %, etc.
ParticipantNot sure if it’s been mentioned elsewhere; but THQ wireless just shut down their San Diego office a few days ago.
Flu that didn’t hit you did it?
ParticipantNot sure if it’s been mentioned elsewhere; but THQ wireless just shut down their San Diego office a few days ago.
Flu that didn’t hit you did it?
ParticipantNot sure if it’s been mentioned elsewhere; but THQ wireless just shut down their San Diego office a few days ago.
Flu that didn’t hit you did it?
ParticipantNot sure if it’s been mentioned elsewhere; but THQ wireless just shut down their San Diego office a few days ago.
Flu that didn’t hit you did it?
ParticipantNot sure if it’s been mentioned elsewhere; but THQ wireless just shut down their San Diego office a few days ago.
Flu that didn’t hit you did it?
Participant[quote=arnie]When an arm loan resets does the lender look at LTV ratios when determining the new interest rate? If so, I can’t imagine a lot of people getting more attractive rates if the homeowner has lost a significant amount of equity. Doesn’t a high LTV, by definition, make it a more risky loan?[/quote]
You adjust on an index, + whatever your base is.
Participant[quote=arnie]When an arm loan resets does the lender look at LTV ratios when determining the new interest rate? If so, I can’t imagine a lot of people getting more attractive rates if the homeowner has lost a significant amount of equity. Doesn’t a high LTV, by definition, make it a more risky loan?[/quote]
You adjust on an index, + whatever your base is.
Participant[quote=arnie]When an arm loan resets does the lender look at LTV ratios when determining the new interest rate? If so, I can’t imagine a lot of people getting more attractive rates if the homeowner has lost a significant amount of equity. Doesn’t a high LTV, by definition, make it a more risky loan?[/quote]
You adjust on an index, + whatever your base is.
Participant[quote=arnie]When an arm loan resets does the lender look at LTV ratios when determining the new interest rate? If so, I can’t imagine a lot of people getting more attractive rates if the homeowner has lost a significant amount of equity. Doesn’t a high LTV, by definition, make it a more risky loan?[/quote]
You adjust on an index, + whatever your base is.
Participant[quote=arnie]When an arm loan resets does the lender look at LTV ratios when determining the new interest rate? If so, I can’t imagine a lot of people getting more attractive rates if the homeowner has lost a significant amount of equity. Doesn’t a high LTV, by definition, make it a more risky loan?[/quote]
You adjust on an index, + whatever your base is.
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