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Yahoo! News Search Results for Home Equity Loan Poor Credit
Yahoo! News Search Results for Home Equity Loan Poor Credit
Laws protect consumers? home-equity loans (Lawrence Journal-World)
An increase in consumer complaints over the cancellation or reduction of home equity lines of credit has prompted one federal banking regulator to remind financial institutions about the laws governin...
Home sweet loan: Using a 401(k) loan for a down payment (Miami Herald)
Faced with a real estate market that has tightened up lending standards at a time when home values are dropping, more people are borrowing money from their 401(k) retirement plans to help swing a down...
The Credit Crunch Cuts Deeper and Wider (ABC 7 El Paso)
Despite lofty commodity prices and signs of inflation, tight credit continues to torment investors and economists. Can U.S. exports save the day?
The Credit Crunch Cuts Deeper and Wider (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News)
On Wall Street, the yearlong credit crunch continues to hog headlines. For example, the future is still in question for investment banks like Lehman Brothers and mortgage financiers (BusinessWeek.com,...
Credit crunch misery as the average deposit on a home DOUBLES to almost £40,0...
Homebuyers who want to get a cheap mortgage deal need a deposit of nearly £40,000, shocking research reveals today.
Equity capital improvement program (San Diego Daily Transcript via Yahoo! News)
Equity Office, an affiliate of The Blackstone Group (NYSE: BX), announced a $25 million capital improvement program throughout its 11 million-square-foot Southern California portfolio.
CREDIT AGRICOLE SA : First half 2008 (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
First half 2008
Home loans: Mortgage approvals plunge by 65% (Guardian Unlimited)
Situation unlikely to get better until availability of home loans improves and house prices stop falling
The Credit Crunch Cuts Deeper and Wider (BusinessWeek)
Most Home-Loan Delinquencies Kept Rising In July (Nasdaq)
Standard & Poor's said delinquencies of most home-related loans continued to climb in July, as the ratings agency said the 2006 and 2007 issuance years continued to perform poorly.
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