GREENVILLE, South Carolina AP - Donald McQuade skipped lobster dinners and long vacations for decades, pouring every dollar he saved into a little South Carolina company that offered returns close to 10 percent by loaning to people who could not borrow anywhere else.By the time he turned 75, McQuade was a millionaire.
May 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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GREENVILLE, South Carolina AP – Donald McQuade skipped lobster dinners and long vacations for decades, pouring every dollar he saved into a little South Carolina company that offered returns close to 10 percent by loaning to people who could not borrow anywhere else.
By the time he turned 75, McQuade was a millionaire. Then, on one horrible day back in the spring of 2003, he realized it was all gone.
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