Mortgage sales slump as buyers' nerves fray (Daily Telegraph) THE number of mortgage sales across Australia fell by 21.2 per cent month-on-month during September, according to an industry surveyread more...
Personal finance: Let's take pain out of subprime loans for homes Personal finance Jeff Brown We've all been reading stories about the subprime mortgage meltdown for months, but last week's release of a comprehensive study by The Reinvestment Fund, a nonprofit that works to
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Long-term mortgage rate falls to 5.56% (CNN Money) Long-term mortgages fell to the lowest rate since April 1, 2004, mortgage finance firm Freddie Mac said Thursday.via
Treasurys fall as stocks surge Treasury prices fell Friday as investors stepped out of the safety of government debt following upbeat quarterly reports from names like Citigroup Inc. via CNN Money read more...
Limit mortgage firms, Fed chief warns again (Houston Chronicle) Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan again pushed for limits on the multibillion-dollar mortgage holdings of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Thursday, saying such restrictions would not hurt the thriving
The Associated Press August 12, 2008 – 12:32 a.m. GENEVA - UBS AG, one of the hardest hit banks in the subprime mortgage crisis, has taken another $5.1-billion hit in write-down on bad assets and announced a strategic reorganization of its operations to cope with ongoing challenges.
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