Three banks to buy mortgage debt: report (Channel NewsAsia) WASHINGTON - Three US banks, Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan, may announce plans to jointly buy mortgage-linked securities, in an attempt to allay fears about the state of the
Fed aggressive on financial front "The Federal Reserve's latest actions appear to shift large risks to taxpayers, who may find themselves on the hook for billions in worthless securities." Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
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With $600 billion in subprime mortgages expected to carry increased payments for homeowners under adjustable rate mortgage notes in Texas by the end of the year, the Texas attorney general has appealed to lenders to take measures that would minimize foreclosures on borrowers who have trouble meeting the increased payment burden.
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