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Democrats want pay limits, loan aid in bailout   Judges could rewrite mortgages to lower bankrupt homeowners' monthly payments as part of congressional Democrats' proposal for a $700 billion financial system bailout.

Rates Favor Refi Jump, But Many Borrowers Too Weak  Normally, when mortgage rates drop more than half a point as they have since mid-August and applications to refinance nearly double as they did last week, lenders would expect a big jump in refi production.

Democrats want pay limits, loan aid in bailout  Judges could rewrite mortgages to lower bankrupt homeowners' monthly payments as part of changes congressional Democrats are seeking in the Bush administration's proposed $700 billion financial system bailout.

Robyn O'Brien: Momonomics 102: The Wile-E Coyote Bailout  How does that impact a family in Houston or a farmer in Iowa? It means that it is going to become harder to borrow money since the banks don't want to make loans.

US Democrats want pay limits, loan aid in bailout  WASHINGTON - Judges could rewrite mortgages to lower bankrupt homeowners' monthly payments as part of US congressional Democrats' proposal for a $700 billion financial system bailout.

Democrats want pay limits, loan aid in bailout  Mon, Sep 22, 2008 12:12 p.m. Judges could rewrite mortgages to lower bankrupt homeowners' monthly payments as part of congressional Democrats' proposal for a $700 billion financial system bailout.

Democrats want pay limits, loan aid in bailout  WASHINGTON �� Judges could rewrite mortgages to lower bankrupt homeowners�� monthly payments as part of changes congressional Democrats are seeking in the Bush administration��s propoed $700 billion financial system bailout.