Paulson proposes tighter mortgage, credit rules (USA Today) Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Thursday that a presidential working group wants stronger regulatory oversight of mortgage lenders to avert the kind of credit crisis that is dragging the economy
Police Say Plymouth Man Faked Cancer To Raise Cash PLYMOUTH A Plymouth man is accused of faking brain cancer and stealing more than $40,000 from a family.read more...
When the Joneses Wear Jeans It was 4:30 p.m., sweet hour of opportunity at the Beachwood Place Mall. Shoppers were drifting into stores in the rush before dinner, and the sales help, as if on
Property price rises cool off Property price rises have eased for the first time since March but experts say it is still too early to signal a market slowdown, despite interest-rate increases and falling investor
Mortgage firm errors that could cost you £57,000 (Daily Mail) Homeowners are being overcharged by up to £57,000 because of basic mistakes by mortgage lenders, financial experts have claimed. The errors meant some customers were paying too much interest for
Bush Outlines Subprime Initiative U.S. President George W. Bush, announcing a package of measures to help homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages amid the subprime loan crisis, said on Friday the market turmoil
BOE will accept 250 billion of mortgage debts for gilts to revive lending; RBS may decline on reported writedown of more than 12 billion pounds; Asian stocks rise to 7-week high, as profit concern wanes; Nestle … via ClipSyndicate
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