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State Bank of India and ICICI Bank have already waived prepayment charges, others are expected to follow the trend. if you are looking to prepay your home loan ; it will also work for those looking to switch to a loan that carries a lower interest rate. RBI had asked banks to cut pre-payment penalties. NHB had says to housing finance companies (HFCs) to cut pre-payment penalties earlier in October. While all HFCs have complied with the guidelines, most banks are reluctant to do so. Prepayment ... read full post
      


There is a great possibility that demand of fresh home loans and increase prepayments could decline due to an increase in the interest rates. As per ICRA report, home loans would move down from 18% to 15% for 2011-2012. A 3% dip could be seen in 2011-2012 due to two reasons which were not evident in last two fiscals. First being the rise in property prices, while second is an increase in the interest rate. Both the factors are crucial for a person who has to take a home loan . This rise would ... read full post
      


This is specifically about High Fructose Corns Syrup (HFCS), but I'd wager that in this set of circumstances, sugar is sugar.
      


.... High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) has been repeatedly associated with numerous negative effects. This article explains how HFCS is associated with excessive arm pit sweating. It isn't a scientific study and it isn't published in some high caliber peer review medical journal. It is, however, worth reading and considering. If there is any truth to the information we should ask ourselves if this might not just be more evidence against HFCS.
.... If we eliminate HFCS, should we replace it with other sugars. No. Sugar and sweetness are addicting and thee is much evidence that sugar can cause cancer. In fact, one test for cancer (PET scan) actually uses radioactive sugar to highlight cancer cells in the body. Cancer cells love sugar. Let's decide to NOT FEED CANCER CELLS.
.... Sugar is bad. HFCS is worse.
      
  1. Tim Southernwood  @LarryFrieders HFCS is most commonly used in soft drinks and many other processed (sugar added) foods. There are specific reasons for this that aren’t immediately seen by the public.. nor openly admitted to by industry.

    Kids and adults are addicted to it! Our populations are ob... more



Should you believe those "it's just corn" commercials?
      


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p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 13.0px 0.0px; line-height: 19.0px; font: 13.0px Arial} span.s1 {letter-spacing: 0.0px} "Fructosification" of America This is the phrase he used to describe the rampant use of fructose and HFCS in processed foods today. This is of course backed up by the government which does nothing to control or regulate fructose like it does ethanol. "Fructose toxin is gotten through a thousand meals!" The FDA regulates acute toxins but not chronic toxin. For example, Ethanol is reg... read full post
      


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Fructose’s effects on the body Fructose does not suppress the hunger hormone ghrelin, which sends a message to the brain through peptin to stop eating. So the brain continues to tell the body you are still hungry. He makes three important comparisons between white bread, ethanol and fructose. Example #1 is what happens at the cellular level when we consume 2 slices of white bread which is 120 calories. Because it is made up of glucose it will be used by every cell in the body. So much so tha... read full post
      


Just pulled another quote worth sharing. I am a strong proponent for cooking with and eating moderate amounts of real sugar!
      


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I always try to have stevia in my soft drinks or food, but labeling on some products can be vague as to what kind of sugar they contain. As a rule, if it just lists sugars and it doesn't say what kind then I assume they don't want me to know. Therefore, it is not a product I want to consume.