Bill would lift reverse mortgage limits Arthur Gerold lives in Solebury, but he's not what you'd call rich. He's got no 401 .via
Wells Fargo plans $1.4B charge on loans "Maybe people are going to be freaked out about Wells Fargo's losses, but they shouldn't be" Wells Fargo & Co. is absorbing $1.4 billion in losses on home equity
Existing Home Sales Up in August United Press International Existing U.S. home sales rose in August to the second-highest pace on record, with strong price gains in a market of tight supply.read more...
Banking on Greenwich: New branch is open for business The long-awaited Bank of Greenwich opened this week at 165 Mason St. 'We were pleased with the activities that have taken place on the first day of business,' said James
Hawaii mortgage rates dip to 5.5% (BizJournals) Central Pacific HomeLoans and First Hawaiian Bank dropped their rates for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage by a quarter-point this week as the national average for mortgages dipped.read more...
Golden West profit rises 8%; mortgage demand slowing (Market Watch) BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Golden West Financial Corp. said Thursday net income rose 8% from the year-ago period, but cautioned of slowing mortgage demand this year. read more...
Sales of existing homes set a record for a fifth straight year in 2005 even though the year ended on a weaker note with three straight monthly declines, sending a strong signal that the nation’s housing boom is …
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