By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  December 22nd at 08:04 AM  | 

As Bill Lewis prepares to announce his New Years resolutions for 2013, interesting guests and timely topics will be on AM 740 WSBR and AM 1470 WWNN Christmas Eve weekend and The Credit Report with Bill Lewis. As a daily forum for business and financial news, politics, economic trends, and cutting edge issues, The Credit Report with Bill Lewis can be found on AM 740 WSBR in south Florida. Hosted by Bill | Read More »

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  December 19th at 06:13 AM  | 

Interesting guests and timely topics will be on AM 740 WSBR the week of December 19th and The Credit Report with Bill Lewis. After seven plus years on AM talk radio in South Florida, Bill Lewis will discuss his long anticipated move from morning drive time on AM 1470 WWNN to evening drive time on Money Talk Radio, AM 740 WSBR. Former Plantation Councilman and | Read More »

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  December 17th at 05:59 AM  | 

Interesting guests and timely topics will be on AM 740 WSBR and AM 1470 WWNN this weekend on The Credit Report with Bill Lewis. Former prosecutor and Fort Lauderdale criminal defense attorney Jim Lewis will appear and discuss his candidacy for Broward State Attorney as the only Republican for this countywide office in 2012. Tom Lauder of RedBroward will appear and discuss his political blog | Read More »

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  November 28th at 06:53 AM  | 

Interesting guests and timely topics will be on AM 1470 WWNN the week of November 28th and The Credit Report with Bill Lewis. Back live from his Thanksgiving vacation to Walt Disney World, Bill Lewis will discuss upcoming changes to the show and his long anticipated move to evening drive time on MoneyTalk Radio, AM 740 WSBR. Barry Epstein will appear and discuss his Internet | Read More »

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  August 22nd at 06:15 AM  | 

Interesting guests and timely topics will be on the air this week on AM 1470 WWNN and The Credit Report with Bill Lewis. Broward Republican Party Treasurer Mark McCarthy will discuss Tea Party favorite Christine O’Donnell and her Thursday book signing on behalf of the party at the Coral Ridge Yacht Club in Fort Lauderdale.  O’Donnell may also appear to discuss her new book, “Troublemaker: | Read More »

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  July 29th at 11:21 AM  | 

In a matter of “great public importance” that has gone largely ignored this week, the high-profile foreclosure fraud case of Roman Pino versus The Bank of New York has been settled.  According to the Florida Supreme Court, the matter was dismissed upon Pino’s “Notice –Dismiss (Voluntary Stipulation)” on July 25th. The opportunity for a precedent setting opinion for attorney Thomas Ice, of Ice Legal, whose | Read More »

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  May 24th at 06:18 AM  | 

Contrary to the sworn affidavit of process server Robin Lucas-Peters on one local foreclosure case, the homeowner was not served at all. Having died on August 4, 2010 “personal service” upon him on April 21, 2011 was simply not possible.

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  April 24th at 06:41 AM  | 

A dynamic three-digit number reflecting an individual’s ability to repay, credit scores are assigned by companies like Fair Issac and Company. They play a critical role in determining whether a borrower is eligible for a loan, the loan amount, as well as interest rates and repayment terms.

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  April 23rd at 07:24 AM  | 

The alleged splitting of attorney fees between foreclosure mills and third-party mortgage servicing providers is the subject of yet another lawsuit brought by Alabama-based attorney, Nick Wooten. The latest case involves plaintiff, Susan Marie Harris of Pensacola, against Lender Processing Services, its subsidiary LPS Default Solutions Inc., and the Ben-Ezra & Katz law firm of Fort Lauderdale.

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  April 15th at 01:50 PM  | 

Amid allegations of unsafe and unsound practices in the processing of foreclosures, enforcement action has been taken against bank servicers: Ally Financial, Aurora Bank, Bank of America, Citibank, Citigroup, EverBank, HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, MetLife Bank, OneWest Bank, PNC, Sovereign Bank, SunTrust Bank, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo and third-party servicers: Lender Processing Services Inc. (LPS), and MERSCORP also known as Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. (MERS).