Pitfalls in new mortgages entrap naive borrowers At 64, and looking toward his retirement next year, Willie Lee Howard agreed to refinance his duplex in Washington, thinking a fixed-rate loan would help stabilize his finances.Commentread more...
Middle school may be out for summer ... a bit longer Madison Middle School students may be itching to get inside their brand-new school come Sept.read more...
Innovative materials: Old new, borrowed and blue "It sounds kind of like scratching a record backwards or radio static." Lately, I've been looking at surfaces and materials that are both innovative and useful. via Fort Collins
Governmental Role in Home Loans Expands as Investors Walk Away Now that the housing boom is over government-linked bodies are the ones putting up the cash for mortgages, resulting in tighter lending standards for consumers.
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Dallas Fed's Southwest Economy Focuses on Mortgage Risks, Home Prices, Financial Crises and Mexican GDP (HispanicBusiness.com) DALLAS, Oct. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The latest issue of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Southwest Economy focuses on mortgage risks, housing prices, financial crises and Mexican GDP.read more...
Beijingers pawn apartments in pursuit of stock market profits A man surnamed Li pawned his 200-square-meter apartment worth over one million yuan near Beijing Capital Airport for 800,000 yuan so he could invest in the stock market.Commentread more...
Budapest, Nov 15 (DPA) The global economy will continue to suffer from the effects of the US sub-prime mortgage market crisis, the head of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said Thursday.
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