Press Release – Avanti Finance Auckland, NZ: Avanti Finance, a non-bank lender, has lowered the starting rate of its near prime mortgage product to below 4% for the first time. Last year, Avanti Finance unveiled its first near prime mortgage offering, with rates starting from …
Auckland, NZ: Avanti Finance, a non-bank lender, has lowered the starting rate of its near prime mortgage product to below 4% for the first time.
Last year, Avanti Finance unveiled its first near prime mortgage offering, with rates starting from 4.15% p.a. for eligible borrowers. These home loans were designed to offer an alternative to those borrowers with strong overall profiles, but with borrowing situations that prevented them from securing credit from a main bank.
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Letters to the Editor - Readers react to the storming of the U.S. Capitol
Many readers blame Republicans for the rioting in Washington, D.C., because they did not stand up for election results and readers also are worried about our democracy.
Unfit to govern
After the deplorable acts and conduct at the White House on Wednesday, President Donald Trump should immediately be removed from office and his co-conspirators (namely Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Josh Hawley and Rep Louie Gohmert, along with the others who objected to the election results) should resign effective immediately. They have proved themselves unfit to govern.
Steve Massey, president of the Crescent-Iroquois Community Unit District #249 Board of Education called the Dec. 21 meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. Secretary Jody Niebuhr took roll call with the following responding: Becky Dirks, Christi Pheifer, Tim Kollmann, Brock Johnson, Massey and Niebuhr.
As there were no changes to the agenda, Superintendent Rod Grimsley brought up non-action items and led discussion on the Tax Levy. After going over the differences between the proposed taxes presented at the November meeting and the actual tax rates at this meeting, he said the actual tax rate will drop to 5.8792. This is the second year the board has reduced the tax rate for the district.
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SteveMassey Yes, it seems a bit early, but once again we’re scrutinizing presidential candidates, weighing whether they’ll make good leaders.
For just a minute or two, though, let’s imagine the roles are reversed. Imagine the candidates scrutinizing us.
What I mean is this: Have you ever wondered what it’d be like to lead people like us?
Christians have a biblical mandate to be exemplary citizens; it’s a key part of our ability to show the nature of Jesus Christ to our countrymen. It saddens me to see so many of us have lost this perspective.