It's Not a Bubble Until It Bursts (Los Angeles Times via Yahoo! News) The chief economist for the Mortgage Bankers Assn. is worried enough about the torrid housing market to get out of it.via
Investors Trusted Student; Now U.S. Is Charging Him Hakan Yalincak arrived in Greenwich, Conn., last year with a tantalizing pitch: easy profits in a hedge fund.via
Americans Find it Hard to Save Money A recent study shows that the savings rate among Americans has dropped to an all-time low.read more...
Fitch Downgrades 5 Classes of Enhanced Mortgage Backed Securities Fund IV (Centre Daily Times) Fitch Ratings has downgraded five classes of notes issued by Enhanced Mortgage Backed Securities Fund IV, Ltd. (EMBS IV). These rating actions are the result of Fitch's review process and
Canadian banks agree to waive war clause for soldiers' mortgage insurance (Canada.com) HALIFAX (CP) - The Canadian Bankers Association says financial institutions it represents have all agreed to waive an exclusion clause that's caused mortgage problems for widows of soldiers killed in
Analysts worry that mortgage troubles could spread to auto loans (Canadian Business) Tom Krisher, The Associated Press November 19, 2007 - 5:07 p.m. DETROIT - Rising delinquency rates on car and truck loans have some industry analysts concerned that subprime mortgage troubles
About one in eight U.S. mortgage borrowers ``will get tested’’ by upcoming jumps in their monthly house payments, an industry economist said last month.
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