Best Practices Selecting Loan Servicing Software
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How I Taught a Computer to Integrate
Learn how to I taught a computer to integrate using a spreadsheet.
The History of Lending Part 4
The final chapter of our 4 part series on the history of lending.
Auto Lenders' loan software for CFPB Compliance?
Guide on what to look for in loan management software to help auto lenders meet CFPB requirements
The History of Lending Part 3
Even before the Empire fell (we’re talking about the Roman Empire here), the lending industry was dealt a death blow by the Roman Catholic Church, which had become the State Religion in 312 AD.
The Competitive Lender's Scorecard: 8 ideas to arm yourself with in the new lending arena
We know banks and traditional lenders are being disrupted by the rise of fintech. But how about an online lender vs. another online lender?
The History of Lending Part 2
At the start of the Roman Republic, the southern portion of the Italian peninsula was dominated by Greek Colonies.
Lenders - 4 Tips to Improve Your Website
Some lender’s websites make the financial industry look dated and behind the times. Here are 4 techinical tips lenders can use to improve their website.
The History of Lending Part 1
How do we calculate interest when we have barely invented math? (And the collateral is you.)
7 Questions to Ask As You Shop for New Software
Shopping for a new loan servicing software? Here are a list of seven questions to ask
The History of Money Part 5
Part 5 of the History of Money.
Why We Salted Our Hashes
Lately, I have been asked several times why we hash some of our data and why we salt the hashes. We’re talking about data security.
The History of Money Part 4 - A Penny In For A Pound
Part four of a five part series on the History of Money.
Why Payday Lenders Are Moving Toward Traditional Consumer Lending Models
The Changing Nature of Lending: Why Payday Lenders Are Moving Toward Traditional Consumer Lending Models
The History of Money Part 3
Part three of a five part series on the history of money. It wasn’t long until the Romans caught on and decided to produce their own kind of currency. Only this time, they called an aes rude (rough bronze).
Planning for 2015: Practical Advice and Interesting Concepts
Business planning, like any other type of planning, starts with two things: setting goals that are hard but reachable, and making those goals SMART.
Top Lending Trends to Watch in 2015
Read about the top lending trends that we predict in the upcoming year of 2015.
Vendor Due Diligence - CFPB for Non-Bank Lenders
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a bulletin requiring supervised non-banks to establish a vendor due diligence process? Here are the details
The History of Money Part 1
Part one of a five part series on the history of money. In the early days, society did not depend on any kind of currency to purchase goods. Instead, they depended on trade.
High Finance - Airplane Financing Terms
If you were to buy and finance some of the airplane in Flight Simulator X here’s what their cost would be
P2P Lending - An Introduction
Peer to Peer Lending or P2P continues to be a hot in the lending industry. Here’s why
The History Of Money Part 2
Part two of a five part series on the history of money. In the centuries following the Trojan War, the Bronze age cities of Greece formed complex trade-based economies. The unit of exchange was the Obol.
Data Storage: How Many Words Is A Picture Really Worth?
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Using mathematic calculations, here is how to determine how much a picture is really worth.”
Are You Sure Your Company Is Safe from UDAAP Violations?
Keep your company safe from UDAAP violations. Learn the origins of the UDAAP violations and how you can avoid them.
How Much Did Han Solo Owe?
How much did Han Solo owe to Jabba the Hutt? - Our favorite author Aaron Abrams geeks out on both Star Wars and Finance!
Two Insights that Metrics Don't Give You
Sure you should use management reports, financial statements, and KPI’s but here’s what they are missing that you don’t want to disregard.