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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Wells Fargo has stopped offering a popular adjustable-rate mortgage designed for home buyers with troubled borrowing histories. The San Francisco-based bank discontinued an adjustable-rate mortgage, or ARM, at the end of last week.
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