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Mortgage Fix Failing at ‘Alarming Rate’
A new report from Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program points to disturbing numbers, but offers no reason for the high rates. Treasury’s data shows that the longer a homeowner remains in HAMP, the more likely he … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alarming Rate, Architects, Assistant Secretary, Banks, Borrowers, Conservative Case, Early Warning System, Financial Institutions, Foreclosure, Fourth Quarter, Industry Averages, Michael Barr, Mortgage Principal, Mortgage Rate, Mortgage Servicing, National Mortgage, Paperwork, Principal Reduction, Scandal, U S Treasury
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US Treasury Forcing Mortgage Principal Forgiveness
Late Friday the U.S. Treasury Department announced a major expansion of its Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). The three-year-old program has been largely deemed unsuccessful, as it has provided just about 750,000 borrowers with permanent loan modifications. The initial expectation … Continue reading →
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Tagged Borrowers, Cash Incentives, Conservator, Demarco, Ed Mills, Fannie Mae, Fbr, Fhfa, Financial Incentives, Financial Institutions, Forbearance, Freddie Mac, Initial Program, Interest Rate Reduction, Members Of Congress, Michael Barr, Treasury Department, Treasury Secretary, U S Treasury, U S Treasury Department
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The Debt Crisis and Mortgage Rates
If you’re not talking about the head of the IMF today, then the only thing left really is the debt ceiling, which we officially reached today ($14.294 trillion for anyone who’s counting). While estimates are that it will take until … Continue reading →
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Tagged Conservatorship, Debt Ceiling, Debt Crisis, Debt Limit, Debt Obligations, Finance Sector, Financial Institutions, Fragile Economy, Gdp Ratio, Glenn Kelman, Market Impact, Market Psychology, Michael Barr, Miller Tabak, Mortgage Interest Rates, Mortgage Rates, Play Today, Securitization, Treasury Rates, Treasury Secretary
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