No public funds for US mortgage giants (The Australian)
US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said he didn’t plan to inject public money into mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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H&R Block Reports Lower 3Q Profits Tax preparer H&R Block Inc. on Thursday said third-quarter profits fell 68 percent on costs of settling a number of class-action lawsuits aimed at refund anticipation loans.read more...
Ex-mortgage CEO may face criminal charges: AG (Washington Post) NEW YORK (Reuters) - Connecticut won a court order that may clear the way for it to file criminal charges against former Mortgage Lenders Network USA Inc. Chief Executive Mitchell
Many not getting mortgage help, study says (Houston Chronicle) Seven out of 10 troubled mortgage borrowers remain without a plan to work out their loans despite increased industry efforts to help them, according to a new report from a
Hang Tight -- It Can't Be This Bad Forever I'll admit it: When home prices were soaring in my neighborhood, it made me feel really smart. read more...
Is 50 Years Too Long for a Mortgage? (KFVS12) as prices show no signs of coming down , and many of us have wondered how to stretch an already tight budget. N ow some mortgage lenders believe they might
Cairns Lockie Mortgage Commentary (Scoop.co.nz) Welcome to the eleventh fortnightly Cairns Lockie Mortgage Commentary for 2008. We aim to keep you informed on developments at Cairns Lockie, Home Loans and the mortgage market in general.read