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Mortgage rates fall for fifth straight week  Rates on 30-year mortgages dropped sharply again last week, falling to the lowest level in seven months, as rates continue to decline after the government's dramatic takeover of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Freddie Mac reported that its...

Not a Bailout, but $25 Billion for Oil Independence  This might seem a bad time to ask Uncle Sam for money. The government is feeling a tad tapped-out after launching multibillion-dollar rescues of mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae and drafting plans to spend $85 billion to save global insurer American International Group from default.

Treasury Seeks Authority to Buy $700 Billon in Mortgage Assets   Sept. 20 -- The Bush administration asked Congress for unchecked power to buy $700 billion in bad mortgage investments from U.S. financial companies in what would be an unprecedented government intrusion into the markets.

White House asks Congress for $700 billion mortgage bailout  The Bush administration on Saturday asked Congress for $700 billion in taxpayer money to get bad mortgage assets off the books of troubled financial institutions in a bid to end the U.S. economy's most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression, according to a draft of proposed legislation circulating in the capital.

Companies step in after foreclosures put families elsewhere  Michigan's glut of foreclosed homes means green for the companies that maintain these properties. Five Brothers Mortgage Co. in Warren, which offers banks upkeep services on foreclosed homes, has seen its business triple in the last five years.

The ABC's of using a credit card  Teaching financial literacy can protect young earners from heading toward bankruptcy Personal bankruptcy listings often show people whose debts contain many zeroes. Mountains of mortgage obligations can be listed next to filings made for credit card debts of less than $2,000.Bankruptcy might have been avoided if the filers had been more careful with the plastic they carry in their wallets or ...

Sub-prime mortgage symposium planned  Confused about the sub-prime mortgage crisis? Not sure what a sub-prime mortgage is? The South Carolina Law Review will hold a symposium on sub-prime mortgage problems at USC���s Law School auditorium. The symposium is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Oct. 24. Stephen Schwarcz, a professor at Duke University���s Law School, will deliver the keynote address at 3:30 p.m. Symposium topics will include ...

Questions about the $700 billion bailout proposal answered  News reports about the upheaval in the world of finance have been full of esoteric terms such as "mortgage-backed securities" and "credit-default swaps," but the crisis has resonated for people who know little about Wall Street.

Linking Obama to Ex-Fannie Mae Chief Is a Stretch  "Obama has no background in economics. Who advises him? The Post says it's Franklin Raines, for 'advice on mortgage and housing policy.' Shocking. Under Raines, Fannie Mae committed 'extensive financial fraud.' Raines made millions. Fannie Mae collapsed. Taxpayers? Stuck with the bill."

Sanders Proposes Surtax To Pay For Plan  Skeptics��on the left and the right have misgivings about using taxpayer funds to buy hundreds of billions in distressed mortgage debt. to unclog the financial markets�� On a Friday conference call, conservative Rep. Paul Ryan R-Wis. asked Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke if they had given any thought to using private money to buy this debt.��Paulson ...

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