Euthanizing Fannie and Freddie At the beginning of this week, the U.S. Treasury did what it had to do: In effect, it nationalized Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two "government-sponsored enterprises" that dominated
Mortgage fallout troubles low-income housing plans (Columbia Daily Tribune) The mortgage mess that?s affected the general economy and the stock market might also derail some low-income housing projects approved in December by the Missouri Housing Development Commission.read more...
Saving zero, borrowing more WASHINGTON - Americans are spending everything they're making and more, pushing the national savings rate to the lowest point since the Great Depression.read more...
One Last Checklist Before You Leave for the Season This week's column is Part 2 of the annual checklist for all our seasonal friends who will soon be heading north. If you missed Part 1 from last week, go
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Cervus Financial sold "We firmly believe that this approach to mortgage lending provides borrowers with the best rate over the term of their mortgage, while encouraging the broker to build a long-term relationship
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