Debt levels drive sub-prime mortgage market (Guardian Unlimited) Sub-prime mortgage lending is set to continue to grow as increasing numbers of Britons fail to keep up with their debts, a report said today. The news comes after the
Reports: British mortgage lender Bradford & Bingley considering selling shares to raise cash (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) LONDON - Major British mortgage lender Bradford & Bingley PLC was considering selling shares to raise cash as it tries to weather a punishing credit market, newspapers reported Sunday.read more...
Bank of England set to act on mortgage crisis (Daily Telegraph) The Bank of England is on the verge of taking action to address the increasing reluctance among mortgage lenders to lend money in the wake of the credit crunch. It
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Bungling insurers tell wife that her husband is dead and pay off their mortgage (but he was only at work) (Daily Mail) Elaine Wood was certainly surprised to be suddenly told the mortgage she shares with husband Harry had been paid off, despite having £30,000 remaining on their policy. But surprise turned
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Changes to the Texas Finance Code to reduce mortgage fraud are being actively supported in the 80th Legislative Session by Texas Mortgage Bankers Association, says Ben Streusand, the association’s president, who has testified twice before the House Financial Institutions Committee in support of House Bill 716. The 600-member statewide trade organization also has a full-time lobbyist on its Austin …
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