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Some of the things a person would need to qualify for a US Bank home mortgage would be a good income and a good credit rating. Some of the other things that may be needed would be job stability as well as having lived in the same place for quite a while.
One needs an average to excellent credit score to qualify for loans at a traditional bank. Consumers with a poor credit score can qualify for a high interest loan.
No, most banks will not give a person a school loan if they have bad credit. The person may qualify for other programs if turned down.
Yes they can, but if they get a judgment they won't be able to garnish your SS benefits. They may try to levy your bank accounts if they find out were you bank at.
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You can purchase a home with your husband and elderly parents by visiting a bank or mortgage broker. The bank or brokers office can help you fill out the paperwork to purchase a home.
Normally if you are 18 or older you do not need to qualify to become a customer of a bank. Some banks (investment banks) do not do consumer accounts.
Currently, Bank of America no longer offers federal student loans.
social security adminisration
It is very possible that they may qualify for one. You would need to contact National CIty Bank and inquire about your particular type of account to see if it does.
Yes! they can, will and do garnish Social Security wages. There's a good article about it at: http://www.seniorjournal.com/NEWS/SocialSecurity/05-02-01IRSGrabChecks.htm
They can find out their own mortgage through their bank account and understand the requirements that will qualify them. It will help them in the long run.