Mortgage fraud problem targeted (Miami Herald) With a staff of only 10 detectives, Miami-Dade police Sgt. Richard Davis has had little choice but to watch the piles of mortgage fraud cases mushroom around his office.read more...
Texas border offers inroads to binational banking Inter National Bank president Carlos Garza has spent recent weeks just over the border in Mexico, hopping from city to city to promote services that allow seamless, cross-border banking.Commentread more...
Income allocated to first mortgage edges up (Financial Times) First-time buyers are spending a higher proportion of their income on mortgage interest payments than at any time in the last 15 years.read more...
Offshore Property Finance Could anyone give me some advice regarding offshore property finance. I'm considering taking out a Lloyds Yen loan at an interest rate of 1.625 to purchase a property in Auckland.via
Don't lose points in loyalty programs So-called loyalty programs are on the rise, but unless you're careful, you can easily lose track of the rewards you've earned.via
Lenders pledge to pass rate cuts on to mortgage-payers (Independent) Homeowners have been promised a cut in interest rates when the inter-bank lending rate goes down after a Downing Street summit over the credit squeeze between the Chancellor and
The European Commission * has launched a dialogue between the mortgage lending industry and consumer associations to reach a consensus on hot issues of consumer protection measures. The Commission, currently following up on its Mortgage Credit Green Paper from July 2005, will take into account the conclusions of the group before it releases its White Paper in 2007.
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