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The Obama administration is widening its mortgage refinancing program to allow more borrowers hit hard by falling home prices to take part. Mortgage applications at 7-month low
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U.S. mortgage applications plunged to a seven-month low last week as demand for home refinancing loans tumbled 30 percent, data from an industry group showed on Wednesday. Mortgage plan helps six families
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When the easy money was flowing, you could get a great deal on a mortgage from just about anyone. But in today's credit-challenged world, all the avenues for finding a mortgage come with their own set of problems. Best way to find a home loan
When the easy money was flowing, you could get a great deal on a mortgage from just about anyone. But in today's credit-challenged world, all the avenues for finding a mortgage come with their own set of problems. Mortgage approvals still rising
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Reuters - U.S. mortgage applications climbed last week from a seven-month low, the Mortgage Bankers Association said on Wednesday, adding to emerging signs that the three-year housing market collapse may be abating. Mortgage due, severance running out
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Mortgage lending by the UK's major banks has returned to levels seen early last year, figures show. Refis: Slow out of the gate
The Mortgage Bankers Association on Monday slashed its estimate of the number of mortgages its members will issue in 2009. One reason: Few refinancings are being done under the Obama administration's ballyhooed Home Affordable Refinance Program. Obama refis: Slow out of the gate
The Mortgage Bankers Association on Monday slashed its estimate of the number of mortgages its members will issue in 2009. One reason: Few refinancings are being done under the Obama administration's ballyhooed Home Affordable Refinance Program. Repossession risk 'overestimated'
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A JPMorgan banker advising Access Industries is blamed for losing $98 million of the company?s money betting on risky subprime mortgage securities.
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