Banks offer excess deposit insurance
A handful of banks are willing to insure commercial deposits above the $100,000 level, says Dr. Don Taylor.
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Ex-Caroni workers ready to build on land -- "We lived in the dark and never knew if we would ever receive leases to develop the land on our own" For Krishna Ramgoolam it seemed like a road
Some investors building on equity While many would-be homebuyers have been scared off by dire housing market predictions, Debbie Harris has taken out mortgages on five homes in the past 18 months.read more...
Ariz. regulators move to fine, pull license of mortgage lender (KVOA Tucson) PHOENIX -- Arizona regulators have moved to fine and pull the license of First Magnus Financial Corp. after the Tucson-based national mortgage lender suspended operations this week.read more...
Study: Online Mortgage Seekers Seal Deals Offline (TechNewsWorld.com) More and more mortgage shoppers are going online to find loans, but when it's time to seal the deal, most prefer to take their business offline, according to a study
Bailout Is No Quick Fix for Housing Woes Decisive action was taken in the bailout of Fannie and Freddie, but the housing market is still in trouble.read more...
Banks Boost Borrowing From Fed's Emergency Lending Program Deseret News 2008-08-15 By Martin Crutsinger Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Banks borrowed slightly more over the past week from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program while Wall Street firms did