Australia Will Probably Keep Interest Rates Unchanged as Inflation Slows Australia's central bank will probably keep interest rates unchanged at tomorrow's policy-setting meeting after inflation slowed and retailers said the highest borrowing costs in four years have curbed consumer ...via
Housing Slump Strains City and State Budgets The real-estate downturn is cutting into fees, taxes and other related income of local municipalities, forcing legislators to consider budget cuts to offset projected deficits.
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After tax cuts from Bush this is how rich Americans are planning to milk the Government - mortgage frauds and bank rip ... (India Daily) FBI needs a special branch to get to these white-collar crooks. These are mortgage brokers and bankers that found gold in the system and are milking the Government, Banks and
Greenwich Developers Try Mega Mansions -- on Spec Antares Investment Partners is planning to construct several sprawling estates in this Connecticut town -- before lining up buyers. It's a risky move at a time when U.S. home builders
S&P May Cut Ratings of 207 Australian, NZ Mortgage-Backed Bonds (Bloomberg.com) Oct. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Standard & Poor's may cut the credit ratings of 207 Australian and New Zealand residential mortgage- backed securities while it examines the creditworthiness of the insurer
Borrowers Seeking Help May Feel Lost at Sea The rolling tsunami of home-loan delinquencies and foreclosures is exposing serious problems in the mortgage industry's capacity to quickly handle borrowers' requests for help -- whether loan modifications, rate freezes
Millenium Holding Group, Inc. today announced that the Company submitted its application to establish a Mortgage Bank named FYNMOR, a wholly owned subsidiary of Millenium. FYNMOR will loan funds and will also work in conjunction with the mortgage company acquisition discussed in the October 8th, 2005 press release.
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