Credit Issuers Play Let's Make A Deal CBS News, NY "Now it's the card company calling you and saying, 'Let's talk turkey,'" David Robertson, publisher of the credit industry journal The Nilson Report, told the Times. Not surprisingly, few companies would actually confirm this practice is going on, ... |
Turkey - 'somewhere to retire to' Safestore.co.uk, UK Mr Dearsley added that Turkey has taken over as "the dominant overseas property market" in the last 12 months. Earlier this month, overseas mortgage specialist Conti reported that mortgage applications for Turkish properties increased by 65 per cent in ... |
Euro-free Turkey a property hotspot Home Move, UK by Gill Montia The overseas mortgage specialist describes the country as �one of the top investment destinations in 2009?. The firm saw a 65% increase in mortgage applications for Turkish properties during the first five months of this year, ... |
Life and Living in Turkey Quest Turkey Property and Lifestyle Magazine, Bulgaria Recently Conti, the overseas mortgage specialists reported that there was a 65% increase in the first five months of this year for mortgage applications on Turkish properties, compared with the last five months of last year. ... |
Mortgage applications at Conti up by 143% Mortgage Strategy, UK Tourism in Turkey has risen dramatically over the last few years, with predictions that it will reach just under 30 million visitors in 2009. Clare Nessling, operations director at Conti, says:�We're receiving a lot of enquiries about Turkey and it's ... |
Crazy As a Fox PW-Philadelphia Weekly, PA Steven Wells goes cold turkey from TV and talk radio -- and finds the world less scary. By Steven Wells Hello. Before we start nipping, niggling and otherwise gollygoshing the usual suspects, I would just like to say �Bon chance, mon ami. ... |
Timing, Tools of Fed's Exit Strategies Come Into Focus Wall Street Journal Officials are wary of stopping purchases cold turkey, particularly of mortgage-backed securities. The Fed has become such a big player in the market that the mere act of abruptly stopping its purchases could push rates much higher. ... |
Choppy Seas On Wall Street Forbes, NY The initial push higher was driven by remarks from an IMF official in Turkey, which confirmed the organization will lift its 2010 forecast for global growth. John Lipsky, first deputy managing director of the IMF, said the outlook remains clouded, ... |
