6 charged in collapse of Met Mortgage (Seattle Times) Federal regulators yesterday filed civil charges against six people for their roles in the collapse of Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities...read more...
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Borrowers urged to fix rates now A report from Ulster Bank has said long-term interest rates are set to rise from 'record and unsustainable lows', with the ECB most likely to raise rates in the next
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Interest rate rise looking likely By JAMES WEIR Mortgage interest rates and the Kiwi dollar are going up because of a growing risk the Reserve Bank will lift official interest rates later this month.Commentread more...
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The bill will come due when housing stops appreciating, says Certified Financial Planner Tony Proctor.
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