No. 2 mortgage lender Wells Fargo says: Show us the money to tap equity (New York Daily News) Wells Fargo, the nation's No. 2 mortgage lender, will require more home-equity borrowers to verify their income, ending a less-stringent policy that contributed to a 35% jump in third-quarter credit
Baby Boomers, push RV ownership to record Russ and Jean Glines have picked the theme music to herald their transition from living in a 3,000-square foot country club home to full-time roadies in a 400-square foot recreational
Housing market shows signs of stabilizing "Near term, existing-home sales should continue to hover in a narrow range, just as they have since September, and that's good news because it'll be a further sign that the
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A new record in profits for banks and thrifts FDIC last week said insured banks and thrifts achieved another record high in profits, yielding $34.3 billion in net income in the first quarter of 2005.via
Mortgage borrowers face strain after fourth increase in a year (Independent) The Bank of England's decision to raise base rates by a quarter of a percentage point will add around £23 a month to the cost of the average £120,000 interest-only
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