Cuomo, rating agencies agree on mortgage reforms (Houston Chronicle) New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced an agreement with Wall Street's three major credit-rating agencies today that would overhaul how they evaluate investments backed by risky mortgage debt.
Predator in your pocket? (Reg Req'd) WASHINGTON - Growing consumer unease with credit card practices is fueling a call for action as lawmakers and regulators debate making changes.via
Calif. mortgage co. to expand in N. Texas (BizJournals) A California mortgage banker is expanding into North Texas.read more...
Economic boost A manufacturer, a defense contractor and a cell phone company last week demonstrated their belief that Fort Wayne is a good place to do business.read more...
Q&A: Overvalued Markets; The 'Affordable' Mortgage Brett Arends responds to some of readers' most asked questions on Florida's housing market, whether lower mortgage rates mean it's a good time to buy a home and where housing
Easy Home Decorating Ideas Fashion Correspondent - Every 2nd Wednesday When it comes to hairstyles, cologne, clothing, and even daily routines, most of us are creatures of habit.Commentread more...
Rates on 30-year mortgages rose for a fourth consecutive week, as financial markets continued to worry about inflation. Freddie Mac reported Thursday that the average for 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages hit 5.98% this week, from 5.91% last week. It was the highest since March when rates hit 6.04%, highest for the 30-year mortgage rate so far this year.
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