ANZ puts Origin on sale block THE competitive squeeze in the home loans market has prompted ANZ to effectively put its stand-alone Origin wholesale mortgage business up for sale, which could entice a bidding war
2 at Citigroup Share Duties and, So Far, Stay Friends Not long after sitting down next to each other in a sunny conference room at Citigroup's Manhattan headquarters, Ajay Banga and Steven J. Freiberg, the bank's newly named co-directors of
Even the Rich Get Home-Equity Yanked Morgan Stanley added some of its well-heeled clients to the long list of customers whose lenders have frozen or reduced their home-equity loans.read more...
Indebted rushing to beat new law Financially strapped Colorado residents are stampeding to U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver in record numbers this week, trying to avoid tough new rules in a bankruptcy law that takes effect
Save money when building, renovating real estate "Be Your Own General Contractor and Save"; "Where to Start"; "Cost Estimating"; "Financing"; "Further Preparations"; "Subcontractors"; "Suppliers"; "Building the House"; and "Add On, Remodel, or Tear Down and Start from
Looking for an End To the Housing Slump There are a few signs that the worst is past, but the gloom for the real-estate market will endure into 2008.
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SANTA FE, N.M.——June 15, 2006—Thornburg Mortgage Inc. announced a second quarter dividend of $0.50 per share on its 8.00% Series C Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock. This dividend will be payable on July 17, 2006, to preferred shareholders of record as of June 30, 2006.
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