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Posted Mon, Apr 6, 9:10 p.m.
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Do Toxic assets include low interest loans made to good, honest blue collar america that Chase Bank is now rescinding, just because? 250% increase in the monthly minimum payment has actually started to bankrupt some people. People who were never late on their payments.
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