Feds caution banks about cutting home equity loans WASHINGTON - After a rash of consumer complaints, the federal agency charged with regulating savings and loan institutions issued guidance Tuesday warning lenders they could not arbitrarily change the terms of home equity loans.
Home loans: Mortgage approvals plunge by 65% Situation unlikely to get better until availability of home loans improves and house prices stop falling
OTS Gives Guidance On Home Equity Lines Of Credit WASHINGTON -Dow Jones- With financial institutions increasingly shying away from home equity lines credit, the Office of Thrift Supervision is reminding lenders it regulates of their obligations to homeowners.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Launches FoxStore Mobile With CardinalCommerce Corporation CENTURY CITY, Calif., Aug. 26, 2008 -- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment , a recognized global industry leader in the marketing, sales and distribution of DVDs, has launched FoxStore Mobile , a new mobile commerce site that allows consumers to search, find and buy their favorite Fox filmed entertainment available on DVD and Blu-ray Disc anytime, anywhere from a mobile device.
Washington County Woman Found Dead In Mobile Home Washington County authorities are still trying to figure out how a 55-year-old woman died before her body was found in a mobile home.
Thieves steal $3K in appliances from unsecured Anderson mobile home lot Thieves have walked off with expensive appliances at a mobile home dealer.
Q: The $7,500 tax credit for first-time home buyers will help, but I need the money before I buy. A: The National Association of Home Builders suggests that prospective home buyers who qualify for the tax credit reduce their income-tax withholding to save up the money.
Man charged with arson of his mobile home PELL CITY – A man was arrested and charged with the July 21 arson of his mobile home. Authorities identified the man as Sheldon Dale Franklin, 47, 130 Lister Drive, Pell City. He was charged with the second-degree arson of his home.
Credit Union enhances "green" vehicle loans RALEIGH —BUSINESS WIRE— State Employees’ Credit Union SECU is enhancing its "green" vehicle loan program to include vehicles that have a higher ra ...
Fed auctions another $75B to ease credit stresses The Federal Reserve has auctioned another $75 billion in loans to help squeezed banks overcome their credit problems. The central bank on Tuesday released the results of its most recent auction.
Woman found in mobile home identified ST. GEORGE — Authorities have released the name of the woman whose body was found in a mobile home Saturday afternoon in LaVerkin.
Japan's Stocks Fall on Bad-Loan Concern, Real-Estate Failures Aug. 26 -- Japan's stocks dropped the most in a week, led by financial companies, after HSBC Holdings Plc said real estate failures will increase bad loans at regional banks.
Body Found In Smoldering Pensacola Mobile Home PENSACOLA, Fla. -- A Pensacola man was found dead in a smoldering mobile home. When firefighters responded to the blaze early Sunday morning, the fire already was out, but the home still was filled with smoke. Firefighters searched the residence and found the body of a man in the bedroom.
How Big are Subprime Losses? According to Bloomberg we truly are all subprime now: Losses and writedowns on securities related to home loans to people with poor credit now exceed $504 billion at financial institutions.
Mobile home fire in Foster Township under investigation An investigation is underway after someone set fire to a mobile home in Foster Township on Sunday night.
Bank of Montreal Profit Declines on Bad Loans (Update2) Aug. 26 -- Bank of Montreal, the first Canadian bank to report third-quarter earnings, said profit fell for a fifth straight period, missing analysts' estimates, on rising loan losses.
Fire damages Arlington mobile home The fire damaged the home's kitchen where a woman had just prepared breakfast for her children.
Council meeting set: Mobile home park rules to be discussed After several months of discussions, the Lafayette City-Parish Council will decide Tuesday whether new mobile home parks should abide by certain standards.
Fed auctions another $75 billion to ease credit stresses WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve has auctioned another $75 billion in loans to help squeezed banks overcome their credit problems.
Red Top residents worry about development, but mobile home park owner has no plans for change Barb Mrozek moved to Red Top Mobile Home Park in Winona about 40 years ago.
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