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43466
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"The North Carolina Homeowners Assistance Fund, or NCHAF was established through the 2021 American Rescue Plan to prevent mortgage delinquencies, defaults, displacements and foreclosures for homeowners experiencing financial difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic."
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The North Carolina Women's Affordable Housing Network was established in 2019 and formally incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit in 2021. It aims to be a resource and peer network for woman working in the area of affordable housing. Operating with an 11 member board, there are 200 numbers at present.
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The movement is part of NCBA's commitment to advance banking access to unbanked and underbanked people in North Carolina. The idea is to make sure every resident has access to low cost basic checking.
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43470
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"Banks of all sizes must commit to building inclusive, equitable and diverse workspaces that meet the needs of the communities they serve-- and that often involves establishing sound diversity recruitment programs."
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The North Carolina Bankers Association established Centrant Community Capital in 1990 to fill an unmet market need for assisting lenders willing to provide long-term fixed rate loans for affordable multifamily housing.
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43983
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"Albemarle's Uwharrie Bank plays a critical role in bringing a century old hotel back to life." Hotel Albemarle served Stanly County's business and civi life since 1922.
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"From a small farm in the Carolina countryside to president/CEO of Taylorsville Savings Bank, Carrie Lackey has packed a lot into her life. She started her career in Taylorsville Savings Bank as a part-time bank teller -- and never left -- working her way up by simply being open to every opportunity that presented itself." a devote parent, an athlete, mathematical and a people person, Lackey shares her background and interests with interviewer, Carolina Barnhill.
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"For over a year, banks and others in the mortgage industry have had their efforts to foreclose on distressed residential property placed on hold. As we slowly emerge from our pandemic concerns and get back to the business of foreclosure, banks and other lenders will need to consider the new landscape., navigate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB's) Mortgage Servicing COVID-19 Rule (the COVID-19 Rule) and adapt." The rule takes effect on Aug. 31, 2021 and in a nutshell modifies and add temporary additional protections for all covered loans with several exceptions.
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As North Carolina State Treasurer, Dale Folwell manages the North Carolina Retirement System, the ninth largest pension fund in the nation.. In his early days, he worked as a motorcycle mechanic, garbage collector, cook and truck loader before earning a Master's degree and becoming a certified public accountant.
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"At 83 years of age, the North Carolina School of Banking (NCSOB) is the oldest banking school in the nation." Currently held the first week of August each year at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill, the school is a four year curriculum. Students end their time with a graduation ceremony on the final day of their Senior year. An unofficial name for the program is "Bank Camp".
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43694
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Author of this sketch, Hamilton holds multiple patents for his endeavors in automating financial analysis.
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43751
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The author suggests as community banks are now seeking more deposits, a key strategy for doing so is IRAs. With deposit products now becoming more competitive, IRA's, as long-term investments for every consumer group, offer opportunity for banks to provide a valuable service and gain long-term clients and deposits.
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43752
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"In honor of our troops, we've asked several banking leaders who happen to be veterans to tell us a little bit about their experiences. Read our interviews with Larry Chavis, Vice-Chairman of Lumbee Guaranty Bank; Harold Keen, President & CEO of KS Bank; and North Carolina Commissioner of Banks Ray Grace."
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43471
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"If you have ever bought a home or taken out a loan, you probably remember seeing a loan disclosure statement setting out the interest rate and fees charged for your loan." Chapter 24 provides the standard for rates and fees charged by banks relying on North Carolina law. Chapter 24 is one of the most important chapters in North Carolina law and likewise one of the most out dated.
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43472
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"Speed was the defining hallmark of the 2018 short session of the North Carolina General Assembly." A proposed constitutional amendment to be placed on the ballot in November concerns the strengthening of victim's rights.
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