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Much like a truancy law, which protects teenagers from themselves, the government passed the Truth In Lending Act. This act includes consumer protections when they take out a loan. The creditor must disclose things to the borrower like the interest rate, fees, and the grace period for missed payments. Sleazy lenders might sell the unaware borrower a loan with a 50% interest rate, or a huge fee if the monthly payment is late. These are the details consumers should consider if they want to protect themselves.
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Finance a la shmoop... what is an 8K... K filing and no it's not a TV pipe size [Person watching Orange is the New Black]
nor a race it's just a filing a legal filing in a public company you have to
file an 8K when anything significant happens and you have to file it within
four days of when the event occurred so what's significant well that's things
like discovery of fraud or of a sexual harassment lawsuit that was filed or a [Examples of reasons for filing an 8K]
CEO resigning or a big company layoff or a big move out of California for half
the employees to save taxes or if the company gets quired by Kim Jung-Un
enterprises.....That's an 8k you file it
when something happens yeah not like this guy don't need to file when the [Man painting a lobby pink]
lobby is painted no matter what the new color does to anger visitors...
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