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Wilmington Trust Takes Back $2 Million From CEO Because of TARP Violation
Wilmington Trust Corp ., the recipient of a $330 million taxpayer bailout, took back about $2 million in pay from Chief Executive Officer Donald Foley because the compensation broke U.S. Treasury Department rules.

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Fullerton foreclosures range from $30,553 to $1.2 million
FULLERTON – These homes or parcels are on default on loans and scheduled to go to foreclosure auction, according to legal notices printed Dec. 30. Address: 1237 Hutain St. Amount owed: $691,727 Auction date: Jan. 14 Time: 10 a.m. Location of sale:…

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Pick From the Federal Student Loan Smorgasbord
View the full menu of options for paying for college with government help.

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7 Scams to Avoid from Cyber-Scrooges
The holiday scam season is upon us. Here’s a reminder to be wary; these scams are making the rounds.

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7 Scams to Avoid from Cyber-Scrooges
The holiday scam season is upon us. Here’s a reminder to be wary; these scams are making the rounds.

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Ireland budget: the view from the street
Ireland’s deeply unpopular government will unveil a record austerity budget on Tuesday, inflicting more pain on voters to bring down a soaring deficit and win quick access to emergency loans from the EU and IMF. This is how of cross-section of Irish people view the budget.

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State barred from default on Anglo loans
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM:THE REPUBLIC’S €85 million deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and European Union explicitly bans the State from defaulting on guarantees given to the overseas finance institutions that loaned €15 billion in senior bonds to Anglo Irish Bank.

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First BanCorp. Puerto Rico Gets A Break From U.S. Treasury
First BanCorp. Puerto Rico Gets A Break From U.S. Treasury

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Ireland’s Cowen rejects call from critics for vote on international bailout
DUBLIN – Ireland’s prime minister on Tuesday rejected calls to put the country’s international bailout to a vote in parliament, despite criticism

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Glazers deny drawing cash from United to pay debts
Manchester United’s American owners said Tuesday they have not drawn cash from the Premier League club to fund the repayment of high-interest loans.

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