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First Internet Bancorp Announces Second Quarter Earnings - MarketWatch - News Articles

, , ) today announced net income of $437382 for the quarter ended June 30, 2008, a decrease of $409280, or 48%, from the same quarter in the previous year. However, the results reflect an increase of 18% over net income of $369,939 for the first quarter in 2008. ...   [click for more]

Short sale of home hurts credit scores - Los Angeles Times - MSN Newsfeeds

Dear Liz: I sold my house for less than what I owed on the mortgage, not realizing that this short sale would affect my credit scores. Because of this drop in scores, I recently received a letter from my credit card company closing one of my unused ...    [click for more]

Europe's banks sidestep worst of Lehman crisis - International Herald Tribune - News Articles

AP PARIS: Europe's financial sector appears to have largely sidestepped the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, with the continent's largest banks and insurers all reporting limited potential losses. Europe's banks and insurers' potential losses from what Standard & Poor's called the ...   [click for more]

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