11/10/2008 News For:
Mortgages In Connecticut
Citi to modify $20 billion in home loans Citigroup says it will expand its foreclosure prevention efforts and try to keep 130,000 troubled borrowers with $20 billion in mortgages in their homes.
Citi Will Halt Some Foreclosures, Rework Mortgages (Update1) Nov. 11 -- Citigroup Inc. , the fourth-biggest U.S. bank by market value, said it will halt certain foreclosures as the firm modifies about $20 billion in mortgages, following similar moves by its largest rivals.
Citigroup to help at-risk borrowers stay in homes Citigroup says it is imposing a moratorium on most foreclosures as part of a series of initiatives aimed at helping at-risk borrowers remain in their homes -- making Citi the latest big bank to announce sweeping efforts to try to curtail losses from souring mortgages.
As Housing Tide Receded, California Town Was Left Stranded In Mountain House, Calif., almost 90 percent of homeowners owe more on their mortgages than their houses are worth, forcing a slowdown of the local economy.
State insurance department defends its Web site The Connecticut Insurance Department is disputing a national report naming its Web site "inadequate" and among the 18 worst in the country. Washington, D.
HSBC writes down assets by $4.9 billion in 3Q LONDON -- HSBC Holdings PLC, Europe's largest bank by market value, said Monday it had been forced to write down the value of its assets by $4.9 billion in the third quarter, as the cost of bad loans in the U.S. continued to mount and the credit market faltered.
Supreme Court Argument Report: Jack the Ripper in His Armchair The Supreme Court on Monday considered a case involving whether a defendant's failure to report for confinement after conviction constitutes a "violent crime" under the Armed Career Criminal Act. The justices weighed arguments concerning whether failure to report is an aggressive or a passive act, and contemplated hypotheticals involving a defendant shirking jail time in order to relax in his ...
Inmate in St. Louis County jail dies; autopsy finds it's from natural causes VIRGINIA, MINN. - A inmate in a northeastern Minnesota jail has died, apparently from natural causes. Authorities say a fellow inmate reported that 45-year-old Dean Krueger was in medical distress in his cell at the St. Louis County jail in Virginia on Saturday night.
Four shot, two critically, in KC Four people were reported shot about 9 p.m. tonight in the in an apartment near 70th and Crabapple Lane in Kansas City.
Richard Jenkins books role in 'Dear John' romance LOS ANGELES Hollywood Reporter - Richard Jenkins, who gained late-career momentum this year with his starring role in the arthouse hit "The Visitor," has joined the cast of "Dear John," a romantic drama based on Nicholas Sparks' best-selling novel.
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