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‘Liar loans’Times-West Virginian, WV - 4 Molony said it was mostly mortgage lenders and brokers, rather than banks, who introduced these products into the market...
They gave ordinary Americans a home. And then the roof fell inIndependent, UK - 2 The scale of this growth has been startling: the proportion...
Beginning anew, our country will rise againTimes-West Virginian, WV - 4 The blame for most of this dilemma has fallen on unscrupulous banks and greedy...
State, national economies flirt with recessionTimes-West Virginian, WV - 3 A slowdown in consumer spending, the home mortgage decline and a softening of exports are...
Homeowners can cash in on home equityTimes-West Virginian, WV - 3 Darryl Hicks, vice president of communications for the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, said...
Wednesday editorial: This bailout could help ordinary AmericansKansas City Star, MO - 2 The rapid drop in mortgage rates , however, was a more...
Americans rush to judgment on the government's 'bailouts'Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - 7 Because some fees on a reverse mortgage are a fixed amount, sm=all reverse...
Wachovia suitor got its start in West Coast gold rush; now a top ... The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - 4 Wells Fargo always...
Irish Times Not out of the ordinary but larger than the normFinancial Times, UK - 11 HBOS, the UK's biggest mortgage lender, disclosed in...
Britons rush to repay mortgage debtTimes Online, UK - 13 ... mortgage equity withdrawal has slumped to a negative 2.4 per cent on household...
The Paulson Effect: A rush into Fannie and Freddie bondsLos Angeles Times, CA - 5 If mortgage rates fall, that could bring more buyers into...
The Virginian-Pilot Virginia law aims to help people on the verge of losing homesThe Virginian-Pilot, VA - 10 These loans have much higher rates...
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