I'm not saying this is good or bad. What I am saying is it seems like a fair amount of mortgage loans were made to people who either had questionable credit or already had a home.
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Disillusioned
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I happen to bank with WaMu, and have for the last 8 years.
Looking at their portfolio is disheartening, because honestly they're the best I've ever been with in the industry when it comes to customer service and everything else they offer.
Should I be worried enough to look at switching to a local credit union? :\
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I happen to bank with WaMu, and have for the last 8 years.
Looking at their portfolio is disheartening, because honestly they're the best I've ever been with in the industry when it comes to customer service and everything else they offer.
Should I be worried enough to look at switching to a local credit union? :\
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