Fed's Bies says concerned on some loan practices Board Governor Susan Bies said on Thursday that while most U.S. banks were well-managed, regulators were concerned about heavy commercial real estate exposures and risky mortgage lending practices.read more...
Homes in Places That Welcome Entrepreneurs Connecticut has the best economic climate for business-minded homeowners striking it out on their own, according to a 2007 study. Money's Worth looks at houses on the market here and
Defaults among U.S. mortgage insurers rose to record in November (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News) WASHINGTON - U.S. mortgage insurers saw defaults rise to a new monthly record in November, according to data published Monday by an industry trade group.read more...
All Life Insurance Is Not The Same This Way To Wealth, By Alan Friedlander The amount of life insurance you need is based on your family status, age, and economic situation.read more...
Union homeowners know too little about their mortgage payment, survey says (Santa Cruz Sentinel) A national survey released Monday by the AFL-CIO reports that 49 percent of homeowners with adjustable rate mortgages admit they do not know how their mortgage adjusts and 73 percent
Fed Tightening Is Too Late, Too Troublesome In December, the Federal Reserve Board released its long-awaited proposals for curbing abuses in the home mortgage market. In this column and in coming weeks, I will examine the Fed's
Tysons Corner presents an extraordinary challenge and opportunity. No longer suburban, Tysons begs to be properly urbanized through visionary planning. Such planning could radically yet constructively transform one of the nation’s most unattractive and dysfunctional environments.
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