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		<title>Refinancing Options For Student Loans</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Students often need loans to finance their educational tuition expenses. Refinancing student loans not only reduces monthly loan payments, it also helps the students manage their debt load and stay on track with repayment. Let&#8217;s examine the several ways to refinance student loans.There are several considerations to think of when refinancing the student loans. To [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Students often need loans to finance their educational tuition expenses. Refinancing student loans not only reduces monthly loan payments, it also helps the students manage their debt load and stay on track with repayment. Let&#8217;s examine the several ways to refinance student loans.<br/><br/>There are several considerations to think of when refinancing the student loans. To begin with, refinancing is most often available for federal government loans. If refinancing for both government and private loans is available, it should be done separately, without mixing the two types together. If the government student loan refinancing is mixed with the refinancing of a private student loan, this mixing can result in higher interest due to the combined principal rates.<br/><br/>The second thing a student must consider before refinancing is to ensure that his credit is in good shape, as the refinanced loan rates depend upon the student&#8217;s credit history. The student must review his credit report, and take necessary action if he finds any issues. Next, he should compare the loan rates with different lenders, as the rates can vary significantly from one lender to another.<br/><br/>Different lenders have different requirements for refinancing. For example, some lenders require the student&#8217;s current loan status should not be in repayment, while others have minimum balance requirements.<br/><br/>the most common reason to refinance to to attain a lower rate. Interest rates for student loans fluctuate, so it is often possible to refinance during low-rate years to reduce your payments long term.<br/><br/>Another reason to consider refinancing is to switch to a fixed rate form a variable rate. Again, this is a good option to use when interest rates are low.<br/><br/>If the monthly payments of your loan are too high, and you are unable to refinance at a lower interest rate, extending the loan duration is alternative for reducing your payments. Be careful, though &#8211; although long term payments reduce the load of monthly payments, the student ends up paying more interest in the long run.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Amit Raju							</a><br />
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		<title>Refinance Student Loans and Save Money</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Apr 2010 07:15:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The elation of graduating from college quickly fades when the reality of finding a job and starting a career set in. In addition you must also begin planning how you are going to pay off any student loans you accrued during the past few years. Repaying these loans may be made a little easier if [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>The elation of graduating from college quickly fades when the reality of finding a job and starting a career set in. In addition you must also begin planning how you are going to pay off any student loans you accrued during the past few years. Repaying these loans may be made a little easier if you refinance student loans.<br/><br/>Many student loans have a grace or deferment period to allow the graduate to begin work prior to making the first loan payment. This is a good time to do the research necessary to refinance student loans.<br/><br/>There are two options that you should consider when seeking to refinance your loan. Each of which will help you in managing your monthly loan payments. A good refinancing package may provide the opportunity to lock in a lower interest rate. In addition you may be able to extend the life of the loan by as much as 15 years. Both have the advantage of immediately reducing your monthly payments and allowing you to have a better standard of living. In terms of real savings reducing the interest rate is a better option in that it will reduce the total amount you will have to pay over the life of the loan.<br/><br/>In order to make a good decision on which refinance package you are going to apply for you should find out if you can combine all the different loans into one package. In many cases you may not be able to refinance student loans that are from different sources. Co- mingling private and federal loans is frequently not a possibility. Even it is possible to combine both federal and private loans you most likely will end up with a higher interest rate.<br/><br/>It is very important that you do a good job of comparing loans features and requirements before you sign the application. Seeking good student loan consolidation advice from your former university is an option that you may want to consider. You also may want to check out the blogs that are related to student loans to find out what is working and what is not. The more information you gather the more likely you will have the ability to make a good decision as what loan refinance package you need. Remember doing a good job now will mostly likely save you significant money over the life of your loan.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Jim Kesel							</a><br />
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		<title>Refinance Your Auto Loan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you have been searching for an online car loan, then you might have noticed that there are several car refinance loans that you can apply for. Using one of those refinance car loans can result in a lower interest rate. This means lower monthly payment rates and finally more cash for you!Those refinance auto [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>If you have been searching for an online car loan, then you might have noticed that there are several car refinance loans that you can apply for. Using one of those refinance car loans can result in a lower interest rate. This means lower monthly payment rates and finally more cash for you!<br/><br/>Those refinance auto loans consist of more than one interest rate, so when you compare different car loans make sure you are comparing the loan related fees. Other fees are normally independent of the bank or finance institute. Not only do you need to compare the interest rates but also other loan relevant features like prepayment penalties and conversion options. These rates differ a lot and it is worth to take your time to compare several offers.<br/><br/>You also want to find out about the lock-in-period, this is a certain period of time during which the interest rate will be guaranteed. These lock-in-periods usually range from 30 up to 60 days but there are finance institutes that have a much shorter period for you to act. Make sure you compare all the different offers within the shortest lock-in-period, this way you can choose the best rates for your car loan.<br/><br/>By refinancing your car loan you can take advantage of lower interest rates. In case you purchased your car within the last 18 months, you might be able to beat your former interest rate through a refinance auto loan. If you apply for a refinance car loan, you&#8217;ve got nothing to loose but you might save some money.<br/><br/>Here are some things to think about before searching for a refinance car loan:<br/><br/>- What are your current interest rates?<br/><br/>- Will your credit qualifications allow to get a refinance car loan?<br/><br/>- What does your credit report look like?<br/><br/>- What are the current loan rates?<br/><br/>- How high will your savings be when you apply for a refinance auto loan?<br/><br/>It is important that you determine what you are going to do with your refinance loan before you even apply for it. Will you keep your current monthly rates and finish earlier or will you pay less monthly? You see there is a lot of things to care about, once you are sure about these you can simply apply for your refinance car loan.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Guido Nussbaum							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>How to Refinance Auto Loans After Bankruptcy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thanks to the increased competitiveness in the loan Industry today that getting an auto loan or asking for a refinancing with a bad credit status or even after bankruptcy have became easier than before.Here are some key steps to go about getting an auto loan refinanced after filing your bankruptcy;1. You might want to wait [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Thanks to the increased competitiveness in the loan Industry today that getting an auto loan or asking for a refinancing with a bad credit status or even after bankruptcy have became easier than before.<br/><br/>Here are some key steps to go about getting an auto loan refinanced after filing your bankruptcy;<br/><br/>1.	You might want to wait till for at least 6 months after filing your bankruptcy or after your bankruptcy is dismissed, clearing off all the necessary out-standing debts before applying for a refinancing. Seek relevant advice from the professional such as the bankruptcy specialist or credit officer in this case.<br/><br/>2.	In cases where you could not wait any longer but need to get the refinance done sooner instead of waiting to get your debts cleared off first and your bankruptcy to be cleared, you have no other choice but to proceed with what you can for the mean time and seek the best from what you can obtain with your bankruptcy status.<br/><br/>3.	Get to know the &#8216;retail value&#8217; of your car in the trade in market now, and also find out what is the outstanding amount which you still owe for the car. If the difference of these two values after getting the &#8220;retail value&#8221; to minus off the &#8220;out-standing debt&#8221; is more than zero, then good new! You have a positive equity for this deal and at least you are not in an upside-down position.<br/><br/>4.	Next, spend some time searching for a good Auto lender who is willing and specialize in offering loans to people with bankruptcy records. Do not simply accept any offer which has granted to you as some of the lenders out there might over inflate the refinancing rate just to take advantage of your credit positioning. They may do so as they doubt that you will be able to get any other offer elsewhere because you pose a higher risk to any lenders. However please do not fall for this even if you are in a bad credit position, for do not default on a new loan which is offered to you without good consideration.<br/><br/>5.	On average, any lenders will only offer refinancing for up to a maximum of 110% only. If you need to have a refinancing loan at 120% because of the negative equity you are currently in, then you need to top up the difference, which in this case, is the additional 10% to get the whole deal locked down.<br/><br/>6.	However there is one key thing which you need to bear in mind is that you are required to pay a higher late payment fee or is offered a higher loan interest rate because of your bad credit score (which was affected by your bankruptcy) by most of the loan lenders out there.<br/><br/>7.	Some of the lenders may ask you for some collateral on your refinancing loan such as a house or a car because of the high insecurities they are putting themselves in here. The purpose is to make sure the lender is secured with the loan even if you default for the outstanding loan payment one day.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Jaden Jones							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Home Mortgage Loan Refinance &#8211; Benefits To Refinancing Your House Online</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here are some of the benefits to doing your home loan refinance online:Everything seems to happen faster &#8211; Online, when looking for a mortgage loan you can search around, fill out an application and a few minutes later, you can be receiving a pre-approval letter via email. There was no calling, no driving &#038; no [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Here are some of the benefits to doing your home loan refinance online:<br/><br/>Everything seems to happen faster &#8211; Online, when looking for a mortgage loan you can search around, fill out an application and a few minutes later, you can be receiving a pre-approval letter via email. There was no calling, no driving &#038; no waiting on hold for an answer. The mortgage company will usually contact you quickly and give you all the information you need to move forward.<br/><br/>You will be more informed and make better decisions &#8211; People nowadays that use the internet as consumers, use it primarily to make better purchasing decisions. If you are sitting at home on the couch with your phone book calling every mortgage company listed, you are not going to know what the current interest rate is. You aren’t going to know what your contacted companies competitors are like. All you will know is what that loan officer tells you.<br/><br/>Online, you can view a lot of information very quickly. &#8211; After looking at a few mortgage loan websites, you will know quickly that when you refinance you have many options. Do you want to get cash out of your home? Do you want to borrow more than your homes current value? Do you want an interest only loan? And, you will know right away which mortgage companies offer these options. There are many different kinds of refinance loans, and all of these options can be learned after a few minutes of searching online.<br/><br/>Deal with large, reputable companies – When applying online, you should quickly be able to spot the larger, more reputable mortgage companies. I always prefer to use the companies that will submit your application to multiple lenders. That way, your credit is only pulled once, and you can receive multiple offers from up to 4 lenders. For a list of these recommended mortgage companies, see the link below.<br/><br/>Save money – Many online mortgage service companies can save you money by cutting out fees like origination fees and underwriting fees. You will also save money using mortgage services where more than one lender competes for your business. When you can receive multiple offers, you will know that you are choosing the loan with the lowest rate possible and the best terms you can qualify for. I usually recommend applying with about 3 different mortgage companies that will submit your application to multiple lenders and give you multiple offers. That way you can really maximize your options.<br/><br/>Less Commitment – You can search around online and apply to 2-3 different lenders without feeling guilty for working with more than one company. That way you make can make sure you are getting the best deal. Often when you start working with a mortgage broker in person, even if the person isn’t doing the best job for you, you start to feel obligated to continue to work with the person. This is not so online. If you aren’t getting what you want, you are free to move on with no guilt.<br/><br/>For a list of recommended mortgage companies to refinance with online, click on the link here: recommended <br />refinance mortgage lenders. The mortgage companies recommended on my website, for the most part, will submit your application to more than one lender and provide you with multiple offers.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Carrie Reeder							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Refinance Car Loan &#8211; Auto Refinancing Tips</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Qualifying for an auto loan refinance is easy – even with less than perfect credit. Refinancing an auto loan is beneficial for several reasons. Furthermore, finding a lender to manage the refinancing is easy. However, before applying for a refinance, you must meet certain requirements.Benefits of Refinancing Car LoanCar buyers refinance automobile loans for various [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Qualifying for an auto loan refinance is easy – even with less than <br />perfect credit. Refinancing an auto loan is beneficial for several <br />reasons. Furthermore, finding a lender to manage the refinancing is easy. <br />However, before applying for a refinance, you must meet certain <br />requirements.<br/><br/>Benefits of Refinancing Car Loan<br/><br/>Car buyers refinance automobile loans for various reasons. Primarily, <br />these individuals are hoping to save money on their monthly payments. By <br />refinancing your current auto loan, you obtain a better rate and can <br />either extend or reduce your loan term.<br/><br/>If your credit has improved since the initial car purchase, a refinance <br />will be in your best interest. Good credit justifies prime auto loan <br />rates. A huge rate reduction on your auto loan will significantly lower <br />your monthly payment.<br/><br/>Car Loan Refinancing Requirements<br/><br/>Unfortunately, you must meet certain requirements to refinance an auto <br />loan. For starters, the value of the vehicle must exceed the amount <br />owed. An upside-down auto loan consists of owing more than a car’s worth. <br />In this case, you cannot refinance the car loan.<br/><br/>If possible, try and reduce the amount owed on the car, and then <br />refinance. This will involve increasing your monthly payments. Furthermore, <br />refinancing options only apply to vehicles less than five years old. <br />Secondly, the balance owed on the loan must be at least $7500.<br/><br/>How Does the Refinance Process Work?<br/><br/>Refinancing an auto loan is simple. To begin, contact your current <br />lender and request a payoff balance. Next, complete an online application <br />with an auto loan refi company. When applying for a refinance loan, you <br />must include detail information about your vehicle and loan amount. In <br />some cases, you may be asked to include the vehicle identification <br />number on the application. If applying online, approvals are instant.<br/><br/>Selecting an Auto Loan Refi Lender<br/><br/>Automobile loans must be refinanced through a different lender. Hence, <br />you should devote some time and energy to comparing lender rates and <br />offers. Do not accept the first offer received. A hasty decision may cost <br />you more money. Instead, request online quotes from three to four <br />lenders, and carefully review offers. Pick the lender that offers the most <br />savings.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Carrie Reeder							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>How Does Refinance Home Mortgage Loans Work?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many people looking to refinance home mortgage loans all over the world. This is not something new at all. This is because there are several reasons why refinancing such loans can be advantageous. For starters, when you refinance your home mortgage loan, you can actually get rid of private mortgage insurance. You can [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>There are many people looking to refinance home mortgage loans all over the world. This is not something new at all. This is because there are several reasons why refinancing such loans can be advantageous. For starters, when you refinance your home mortgage loan, you can actually get rid of private mortgage insurance. You can also receive cash outs at closing, as well as obtain a fixed interest rate instead of a variable rate. These are just some of the reasons why a lot of people consider refinancing their home mortgage loans.<br/><br/>When you refinance your home loan, you actually need to get a new mortgage. You are then required to present to your mortgage company the pertinent documents needed for the processing of your application. The whole process of obtaining these documents can take a lot of time. This is why most people prefer the option of getting what are known as No Doc Mortgage Refinance loans.<br/><br/>Getting such a loan approved is easy, especially if you have good credit history. All the lender needs are your credit score and your social security information. Your credit report will be pulled to check on your credit score. If all is good in this end, then the lender can feel confident enough to grant you the loan without requiring the presentation of certain documents. But you still have to be wary since not all lenders give out No Doc Mortgage Refinance loans. Plus, your credit score has to be extremely high to make any lender confident enough to grant such a loan.<br/><br/>The great thing about getting a No Doc Mortgage Refinance loan is that you can keep your privacy. A lot of people are not comfortable sharing all sorts of information to their lending companies, but this cannot be helped because this is required. Lending companies need to know the employment status, the income earned, and other financial information about their applicants. With the No Doc Mortgage Refinance loan, borrowers can then do away with the disclosure of such information.<br/><br/>The main catch, however, is that with refinance home mortgage loans that require no documents actually come with higher interest rates. However, if you prefer the privacy that comes with No Doc Mortgage Refinance loans, then this becomes a small price to pay. Still, if you are considering getting a loan to avail of lower interest rates, then this type of loan will not work well for you at all. You should then check the other options available in the market.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Sean Bailey							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>The Catch Behind No Closing Costs Refinance Loans</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The financial industry has become increasingly competitive over the past years and lenders are desperate to attract customers, thus forcing their creative media guys to come up with new appealing concepts so as to take hold of as many clients as possible.There is an old saying stating that “there is nothing really free”, and when [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>The financial industry has become increasingly competitive over the past years and lenders are desperate to attract customers, thus forcing their creative media guys to come up with new appealing concepts so as to take hold of as many clients as possible.<br/><br/>There is an old saying stating that “there is nothing really free”, and when it comes to this kind of loans, the saying turns out to be just perfect. So, you want to know what’s the catch with No Closing Costs Refinance? Read on and you’ll find out what lenders have prayed for you to ignore.<br/><br/>No Closing Costs Refinance<br/><br/>Those lenders who offer this kind of loans state that you’d be saving thousands of dollars on closing costs. Well those “thousands of dollars” add up to $3000, $4000 at a most. But if you pay attention to the interest rate they charge on No Closing Costs Refinance Loans you’ll notice that it’s almost 2% above the average interest rate offered by other lenders.<br/><br/>So their claim is only partly true. They are charging no closing costs at all, but what they make you save by not charging any fee, they compensate with overpriced interest rates. If you do your math, unless you’re requesting a 12 months refinance program, chances are that you’ll be paying a lot more than those $4000 in closing costs.<br/><br/>Avoid being tricked<br/><br/>Though ethically questionable, there is nothing illegal about these practices so you need to be particularly careful when looking for a refinance loan. What you may think is an excellent offering, can turn out to be a rip off. Always ask for loan quotes and take your time to analyze them, never rush in and don’t let loan salesmen trick you into signing something you don’t want to sign.<br/><br/>Whenever you hear “interest rate is a bit higher”, find out how higher and whenever you hear “you’ll save thousands of dollars on closing costs”, find out how many thousands. Do all the research you need to, till you find which lender is best for you.<br/><br/>Focus on the Interest Rate<br/><br/>Always remember when it comes to refinance, unless you are refinancing a small amount cause you’ve already paid almost all of your mortgage, you should focus on finding the lowest interest rate available. It is the only true way of saving thousands of dollars with a refinance home loan and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying.<br/><br/>So don’t pay attention to those offering incredible refinance programs at no cost and search the internet for refinance home loan lenders, request quotes and compare interest rates and fees. Once you’ve selected the best deal contact the lender in order to apply for the loan. Take your time to make a conscious decision and you’ll avoid costly mistakes.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Mary Wise							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Refinancing Mortgage Loans For Bad Credit</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>If you decide on refinancing your mortgage, however, you are hesitant because you unfortunately have a bad credit to present, then fret not. The fact is that it is possible to refinance mortgage loans for bad credit as there are actually many mortgage companies that are willing to help you secure a loan &#8211; good credit or not. Mortgage lending companies can assist you in getting a mortgage refinancing loan and even throw in some important tips on how to better improve your credit score.<br/><br/>Bad credit rating results because of many factors such as late payments, no payment, unemployment, illness, and other unavoidable expenses. All this can contribute to the detrimental of the credit rating.<br/><br/>If you are able to refinance your mortgage loans for bad credit, this means being able to get some cash that you can use to pay the existing debts. Consequently its effect on your credit is positive and can help you improve significantly your credit rating.<br/><br/>Whether with poor credit or not, you are still qualified for a refinance mortgage loan. Approval can be possible even if the application is done online. Remember, there are numerous lenders eager to get you as their client and so quick approval of application is one of the popular attractions, apart from great quotes and terms.<br/><br/>Even if you possess bad credit, all that you have to do is get a lending company specializing in sub prime refinance loans. Approval for a loan can be quick, with low rates thrown in &#8211; helping you to have money every month.<br/><br/>Indeed, refinancing mortgage loans for bad credit is a great way to have cash, settle you existing debts and consequently restore you rating. Less than perfect credit should not be a hindrance to your pursuit of improved credit. Go ahead and work towards realizing your goal of financial freedom via refinance mortgage loans.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Ernesto Maitim							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>When Is The Time To Refinance Commercial Loans?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Businessmen usually borrow money for long periods. Since the nature of business requires a long term investment, it becomes important for a borrower to seek long term financing. At the same time, it is very true that you cannot predict the market behaviour over a long period of time. The fluctuations in the interest rates do keep on taking place.<br/><br/>If you have taken a loan when the interest rates were high then you are losing money because of the prevailing low rates. In such situations, the solution lies in refinancing a loan so that you get the benefits of lower interest rates. This is the right time to opt for refinancing. Besides, you can also seek this remedy to change the terms and conditions of your loan plan as you may no longer be comfortable with them after few years.<br/><br/>If your existing lender is willing to refinance your commercial loan, it is fine. Otherwise, you can opt for commercial loan refinancing from a new lender in the market. After all, your interests should not be subjected to the whims of a caprice lender. There are several benefits of this commercial refinancing. They are as follows:<br/><br/>1. Reduction in your four-weekly installment: If a commercial refinance is correctly done, it will definitely reduce your four-weekly installment by minimum of few hundred pounds. This reduction will ease some financial burden from you and at the same time you will be able save some money. However, you should correctly do all the calculations before deciding for such options.<br/><br/>2. Can bring more flexibility: At the time of taking commercial refinance, you can increase or reduce the number of payable instalments. Depending on your present financial conditions, you can increase or reduce the number of instalments.<br/><br/>3. Can convert adjustable loan to fixed loan: Similarly, at the time of commercial refinance you can also convert the adjustable loan to the fixed rate loan. By doing this your repayment tension will definitely come down. Thus, you will not require worrying about the future rates and you will have to pay a fixed amount per month.<br/><br/>4. Consolidate your debt: The one more benefit is that you can consolidate your entire debt burden and get relief from burdensome interest payments.<br/><br/>The facility for refinancing commercial loans is available with many lenders in the UK. You should try to make most of this opportunity, but not before you have assessed the situation rightly.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Samantha Bonsu							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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