Bernanke takes heat from sens. for his remarks about inflation Ben Bernanke, the new Federal Reserve chairman, left more than just falling stocks and anxious investors in his wake this week.read more...
Bank cash plan 'not mortgage aid' (BBC News) A £50bn loan plan for UK banks was not designed to "kick-start" the mortgage market, the Bank of England head says.read more...
The Fed and #x2019;s Sudden Action Eases a Logjam in Corporate Borrowing "The reason the Fed is concerned is that there is a real collateral squeeze and issues around funding." The Federal Reserve Board's move yesterday to stabilize the credit markets
Keeping your accounts covered by FDIC There are several ways to protect the money you have on deposit, says Dr. Don.read more...
Q2 2005 Mortgage Scorecard: Advancing Customer Convenience (BankTech) The recent release of the Q2 2005 Mortgage Scorecard shows Countrywide moving to the top spot for Overall score while Bank of America and Wells Fargo tie for second.via
Low-End of Luxury-Home Sector Shows Some Signs of Chill As the national housing market continues to weaken prices of houses in the $1 million range are slumping in many parts of the country. Still, analysts say the category is
President Bush’s proposals to help shore up the ailing mortgage market are at the center of a debate in Washington over how far government should go to help borrowers who got in over their heads. By MSNBC.COM’s John W. Schoen.
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