Genworth Is Considering Spinoff of Mortgage Insurer (Update1) (Bloomberg) Sept. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Genworth Financial Inc. , the insurer once owned by General Electric Co., is considering a spinoff of its U.S. mortgage insurance business amid the housing slump.
Philip Bowring: Beyond China's oil bid, a greater danger HONG KONG Is the bid by the China National Offshore Oil Corp. for the American oil company Unocal another act in a classical tragedy that will lead inexorably to the
40-year mortgage gaining traction (Arizona Daily Star) Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, hoping to draw in first-time home buyers, started offering 40-year, fixed-rate mortgages last week.read more...
NAFCU headed to RESPA reform roundtable NAFCU will attend a July 28 roundtable hosted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development to generate input on a new regulatory reform proposal under the Real Estate Settlement
June mortgage approvals climb (Reuters.co.uk) LONDON (Reuters) - The number of mortgage approvals for home purchases in Britain rose 22 percent in June from a year ago, suggesting house prices will keep rising, British Bankers'
H&R Block swings to 3rd-quarter loss because of mortgage lending arm KANSAS CITY, Mo. - H&R Block Inc. said yesterday that it swung to a loss in the third quarter as the company's troubled mortgage lending arm offset a strong beginning
(ARA) – Having bad credit is not the end of the world and it’s not impossible to get a loan. Generally, credit scores below 600 are considered sub-prime and the lower your credit score, the harder it will be for you to secure a mortgage.
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