First Trust/FIDAC Mortgage Income Fund Declares Monthly Distribution of $0.1042 Per Share (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) LISLE, Ill.----Nov. 21, 2005--First Trust/FIDAC Mortgage Income Fund today declared the Fund's regularly scheduled monthly distribution, payable on December 12, 2005 to shareholders of record as of December 5,
Jobless rates up sharply in region; Housing downturn is faulted; levels are still considered low "Fewer people are moving to Florida." By MICHAEL BRAGA michael.braga@heraldtribune.com The downturn in residential real estate and home building has caused a sharp rise in Southwest Florida unemployment. via
Home-mortgage woes: Can we ease the pain? (Seattle Times) The current trials and tribulations of the home-mortgage market stem from a repricing of risk. There is no shortage of mortgage money &...read more...
Billions of Dollars Flow to New Gambling Center Las Vegas' days as the capital of excess may be numbered. The $2.4 billion Venetian Macao Resort, which opened Tuesday, will give Sin City more than a run for its
Trichet: current mortgage regime costly (Ireland Business World) European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet said a lack of integration in EU mortgage markets carries costs for both housebuyers and banks. He said EU residential mortgage debt totals E4
Home Prices Hold Key in Credit Crisis Despite a brief rally in stocks since mid-July, credit markets are as unsettled as ever. And that will continue until the price of houses, the key asset underlying many credit
AUBURNDALE | A grocery store supervisor, a mobile home park operator, an environmental coordinator, a roofing company co-owner and a Realtor have qualified to run in the City Commission election on Nov. 6. The candidates will vie for the two open commission seats. Mayor Marvin Wiley, who holds Seat 4, cannot seek re-election because of term limits. Commissioners are limited to two consecutive terms. They may run again after sitting out for an election.
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