Senate Passes $838 Billion Economic Stimulus Package
The Senate finally passed it’s now $838 billion economic stimulus package today with a 61 to 37 vote with only 3 Republicans voting for it.
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The Senate finally passed it’s now $838 billion economic stimulus package today with a 61 to 37 vote with only 3 Republicans voting for it.
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According to an article released by Fitch Ratings this morning many U.S. loan servicers are expanding their loan modification programs to include principal reductions to avoid high re-default rates and to provide delinquent borrowers with an incentive to stay current on the new modified mortgage.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association announced today that U.S. mortgage applications rose in the last week of January.
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The Federal Reserve released this statement earlier today.
CNBC this morning had an interview with Robert Steel to discuss the credit crunch. Robert stated that “That we’ve been through a period of pricing and readjustment, and the good news is that there are signs of improvement.”
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On Thursday, American Home Mortgage withdrew its 2007 earnings forecast and will likely suffer a surprise second-quarter loss as it takes “substantial” charges for soured home loans.
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