Sat.Apr 11, 2020

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The Handshake Is Dead – Long Live The Curtsy

PYMNTS

The handshake has a long and curious history as far as greetings go. Most historians place the first instance back in the 5 th century BCE in Greece, where it was used to demonstrate that one was not carrying a weapon. When used in a commerce context in public markets, it was often combined with another new fad sweeping early civilization – waving (to demonstrate you weren’t holding a weapon in the other hand, either).

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Should You Use a Personal Loan to Invest in the Stock Market?

BankBazaar

Planning to invest but don’t have enough funds? If you’re considering taking out a loan for it, read this. . Planning to make your investment debut but don’t have the funds for it? If you’re considering taking a loan to fund your investment, think again. High-interest loans like Credit Cards and Personal Loans are really useful in case of emergencies or to meet an urgent need but shouldn’t be used to invest in the stock market.

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Ginnie Mae launches 'last resort' coronavirus-related liquidity aid

American Banker

Ginnie Mae will begin taking requests for assistance from issuers who, having exhausted all other options, are having trouble advancing borrowers' principal-and-interest payments to investors amid the pandemic.