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  • Big Lenders Struggle, Alternative Borrowing Booms

    NPR News - Talk of the Nation , November 12, 2007 · While many big lenders in the United States are hurting from the mortgage meltdown, alternative methods of borrowing are becoming more popular — Islamic finance, ethical investing, and local rescue loans ...
    2007-11-12 10:36:00

  • Attorney General talks about mortgage crisis

    El Paso Times - He urged Texans to call their mortgage lenders or a mortgage counselor at the first sign that they might be unable to afford their monthly payments. The national mortgage industry crisis, he said, is turning the American dream of homeownership into a ...
    2007-11-12 02:04:00

  • Texas AG Urges At Risk Homeowners to Contact Lenders, Counselors

    KCBD - Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott is encouraging homeowners who are struggling with monthly mortgage payments to contact their lenders and loan servicing companies immediately. In addition to talking directly with their lenders, Attorney General ...
    2007-11-12 12:24:00

  • Should Taxpayers Foot The Bill for Risks Taken by Mortgage Lenders?

    Forbes - Concerns that thousands of borrowers may lose their homes as mortgage rates reset have lawmakers debating policy options, including a government bailout. But should taxpayers foot the bill for risks taken by lenders and borrowers? Many experts say ...
    2007-11-12 07:02:00

  • HSBC a canary in US mortgage mine (The Australian)

    A US operation of British bank HSBC will provide this week an early look at what could be in store for US mortgage lenders.
    2007-11-11 05:00:00

  • Mortgage Force adds two lenders to secured loan broking arm (Money Marketing Online)

    Mortgage Force has launched two new national partners to facilitate its secured loan broking arm. Promise Solutions and Your Broker Network have joined the 170-strong franchise network.
    2007-11-12 04:03:55

  • Abbott: Contact lenders now before mortgage worries worsen (KVUE Austin)

    Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott Monday urged homeowners to contact their lenders before they get into trouble, saying the longer they wait, the fewer options there will be.
    2007-11-12 09:36:23

  • Should Taxpayers Foot The Bill for Risks Taken by Mortgage Lenders? (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

    WASHINGTON----Concerns that thousands of borrowers may lose their homes as mortgage rates reset have lawmakers debating policy options, including a government bailout. But should taxpayers foot the bill for risks taken by lenders and borrowers?
    2007-11-12 07:07:00

  • Should Taxpayers Foot The Bill for Risks Taken by Mortgage Lenders?: New National Survey Says No! - 62% of Americans ... (PRWeb)

    Concerns that thousands of borrowers may lose their homes as mortgage rates reset have lawmakers debating policy options, including a government bailout. But should taxpayers foot the bill for risks taken by lenders and borrowers? Many experts say absolutely not. (PRWeb Nov 12, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/U3F1YS1TdW1tLUZhbHUtWmV0YS1UaGlyLVplcm8=
    2007-11-12 07:34:36

  • N.Z. Dollar Falls to Three-Week Low on Renewed Credit Concerns

    Bloomberg - New Zealand's record 8.25 percent benchmark interest rate is 3.75 percentage points higher than the U.S. target and 7.75 points more than Japan's, making its currency a carry-trade favorite. Carry trades are considered risky because currencies ...
    2007-11-12 01:57:00

  • European business slams euro rise as ministers meet

    Guardian Unlimited - That has a growth-dampening effect equivalent to an interest rate increase of three-quarters of a percentage point, according to Stephen Jen, currency strategist at Morgan Stanley bank.
    2007-11-12 09:39:00

  • UK rate futures fall on factory gate price surge

    Stockhouse Canada - LONDON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - British interest rate futures fell on Monday after data showed factory gate inflation hit a 12-year high last month, suggesting the Bank of England may be in no hurry to cut borrowing costs. Markets are expecting the BoE to ...
    2007-11-12 10:15:00

  • Interest rates likely to hit 11-year high of 7 per cent

    News.com.au - INTEREST rates are likely to rise to an 11-year high of 7 per cent in February, inflation forecasts suggest. This could increase the average homeowners standard variable rate to 8.82 per cent and add another $50 to the monthly repayment of an average ...
    2007-11-12 06:26:00

  • Industrial growth slows in India

    BBC Business - Experts fear five interest rate rises from mid-2006 to March, and a more than 12% increase in the value of the rupee this year are now hurting the economy. "If the October numbers come out similar to September, that will be a cause for serious ...
    2007-11-12 07:45:00

  • Understanding the Falling Dollar

    Washington Post - So the interest rate differential, or the fact that U.S. interest rates were higher than European rates, is no longer the case. And as U.S. interest rates have fallen, the attractiveness of holding the dollar, relative to the euro, has gone down. ...
    2007-11-12 01:07:00

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