Why Banks Sell Loans They Make
If you carefully selected your lender for a mortgage, a student loan or some other type of debt, you might be surprised or even upset to receive a letter telling…
Emily is a former NerdWallet writer covering mortgages and homeownership. She's been writing about personal finance since 2007, with work published in USA Today, the Chicago Tribune, Consumers Digest, The Christian Science Monitor and Business Insider.
If you carefully selected your lender for a mortgage, a student loan or some other type of debt, you might be surprised or even upset to receive a letter telling…
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