Bush, advisers paint rosy picture of U.S. economy Despite recent positive economic news, opinion polls give the White House consistently low marks for its handling of the economy.read more...
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In full: Cameron speech Conservative leader David Cameron has delivered a speech to party members in the last full week of Tony Blair's premiership. via BBC read more...
FSA moves on mortgage exit fees (BBC News) The FSA tells lenders they will have to "justify" increases to the fees they charge when a mortgage is paid-off.read more...
Remodeling to the Rescue Investors in many real-estate-related companies are worried. The housing boom we've enjoyed for a good while now shows signs of evaporating.Commentread more...
US mortgage crisis may cost $US945bn (Adelaide Now) THE International Monetary Fund said today the worldwide losses stemming from the US subprime mortgage crisis could hit $US945 billion ($1.02 trillion) as the impact spreads in the global economy.read
If the Federal Reserve does as expected and leaves short-term interest rates unchanged next week, investors looking for a conservative income mutual fund might consider those that invest in Ginnie Maes.
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