Sunday, April 20 2014 5:57 PM EDT2014-04-20 21:57:34 GMT
A Thomasville woman is celebrating her 100th birthday. Irene Manning celebrates her 100th Birthday today. Friends and family threw her a birthday party at Cherokee Lake in Thomasville. Her grandson saysMore >>
A Thomasville woman is celebrating her 100th birthday. Irene Manning celebrates her 100th Birthday today. Friends and family threw her a birthday party at Cherokee Lake in Thomasville. Her grandson saysMore >>
Sunday, April 20 2014 5:52 PM EDT2014-04-20 21:52:00 GMT
The Easter Bunny made an appearance at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital today. The Dougherty County Police Department partnered with the Easter Bunny Foundation to deliver stuffed Easter Bunnies to childrenMore >>
The Easter Bunny made an appearance at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital today. The Dougherty County Police Department partnered with the Easter Bunny Foundation to deliver stuffed Easter Bunnies to childrenMore >>
Sunday, April 20 2014 5:46 PM EDT2014-04-20 21:46:45 GMT
Storm Clean up is underway at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Thomasville. Sierra Dorpinghouse is all geared up and ready to help with clean up after Friday's storm damaged several animal cagesMore >>
Storm Clean up is underway at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Thomasville. Sierra Dorpinghouse is all geared up and ready to help with clean up after Friday's storm damaged several animal cagesMore >>
Sunday, April 20 2014 5:37 PM EDT2014-04-20 21:37:30 GMT
The May primaries are just around the corner and tomorrow is the last day you can register to vote. If you don't have time to go to the government center downtown, anyone with a valid driver's licenseMore >>
The May primaries are just around the corner and tomorrow is the last day you can register to vote.More >>
Sunday, April 20 2014 4:00 PM EDT2014-04-20 20:00:13 GMT
Albany Technical College, a Tree Campus USA, will celebrate Arbor Day on Monday, on the grounds north of the Nathaniel Cross Health Care Technology Building, by planting a tree. George Paul, EnvironmentalMore >>
Albany Technical College, a Tree Campus USA, will celebrate Arbor Day on Monday, on the grounds north of the Nathaniel Cross Health Care Technology Building, by planting a tree.More >>
March 24, 2008
Albany -- The mortgage meltdown has caused credit standards to get tighter.
And now many people who can't get approved for a loan are looking to title loans for the money. But if you don't read the fine print, car title loans can drive you deeper into debt.
These loans have interest rates anywhere from 90 to 300 percent annually. And this doesn't include any additional charges from service or penalty fees.
"These car title places that are popping up everywhere, that is not the solution. And the worst that could happen is you are already having financial problems. And now you have the possibility of getting into more debt, and you now have the possibility of losing your car," said We Care Alliance Director, Cassandra Miller.
Credit counselors say its best to take the time to repair your credit history if you can't get approved for a loan.
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