Shares in U.S. mortgage giants Fannie, Freddie fall on renewed bailout fears (Canadian Business) Alan Zibel, The Associated Press August 18, 2008 - 4:50 p.m. WASHINGTON - Shares of mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac tumbled Monday amid renewed fears that shareholders
photography tapped as home-decorating element It's time to stop stuffing snapshots into an old shoe box. Same for grouping those 5-by-7 class pictures in standard-issue gold frames on the piano top.read more...
Large lenders start to exit 100 per cent mortgage market (Independent) Britain's largest lenders have begun to withdraw from the 100 per cent mortgage market, raising their prices and increasingly refusing to lend any more than 90 per cent of
Special needs preschool set to open TRUMBULL - The town's newest educational facility - the first freestanding early intervention center in the state - is set to open Wednesday.read more...
David Lange's book sales 'fantastic' Copies of David Lange's memoir were whisked off shelves by eager buyers yesterday with stores reporting they had either placed or were about to place more orders.read more...
Union Bank's Q2 revenues jump, net income slides SAN FRANCISCO , UnionBanCal executives, particularly pleased with growing loan portfolios, declared a strong second quarter Wednesday and said the California economy was improving faster than the nation's. The ...read
Mortgage brokers are fleeing their field as tightening credit is scaring potential buyers away from the housing market. D. Ritch Workman, president of the Florida Association of Mortgage Brokers, reports that Florida now has fewer than 55,000 licensed mortgage brokers, down from more than 86,000 at the start of 2007. Who’s leaving? In his monthly letter to association members, Workman hints that …
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