Mortgage rates fall slightly (USA Today)
Rates for 30-year home loans inched downward this week, but still remain above record lows posted during the spring, Freddie Mac said Thursday.Source:Mortgage rates fall slightly (USA Today)… … Mortgage Help Now · Home · Private Mortgage Insurance – Really Important No Cost Info. Get a Morgage Daily Tips … read more…
Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates take short dip (BizJournals)
Rising mortgage rates reversed course this week, with long-term rates falling slightly. Freddie Mac’s weekly report says 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 5.32 percent this week, down from last week’s average of 5.42 percent. … read more…
Temecula Valley Bancorp loses possible investor (The Press-Enterprise)
The future of Temecula Valley Bank’s parent company grew more cloudy Thursday, after a private equity group called off a proposed $210 million investment in the struggling banking company. read more…
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Getting a Mortgage FAQ
Given the current crisis with the housing market, getting approved for a home loan is not as simple as it used to be. The days of “zero-down” and little to no paperwork are behind us. Even sti… read more…
The three stages of Insurance Sales
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Insurance Business – Generating Reliable Insurance Leads
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S&P: Global Diversification Keeps Housing And Mortgage Industries In Parallel Declines, Says Report (Thaipr.net)
The global housing industry and mortgage markets continue to decline in parallel as they have since mid-2007, according to a Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services report published today. Overall, we expe read more…
Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates take short dip (BizJournals)
Rising mortgage rates reversed course this week, with long-term rates falling slightly. Freddie Mac’s weekly report says 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 5.32 percent this week, down from last week’s average of 5.42 percent. A year ago, 30-year mortgages were averaging 6.35 percent, although rates fell below 5 percent earlier this year. (FRE) read more…
Mexico Housing Fund Infonavit Sells MXN2.6 Billion In Mortgage Bonds (Nasdaq)
MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexico’s government-run housing fund Infonavit said Thursday that it sold 2.6 billion pesos ($195.7 million) in mortgage-backed securities in its second issuance this year. read more…
Open Question: Why isnt Fox News covering this?
Interspersed between the continuing Michael Jackson saga and the real life story of yet someone else who survived a plunge from an aircraft flying over the Amazon, CNN buries this story about seven more banks that failed just in one day, i.e., today, which is the same day that Obama comes out saying that everything is going to be just fine. Don’t worry! Unemployment is though the roof, California is issuing IOUs, the stock market is in the shitter, and seven banks failed in one day. And did we mention to have a nice 4th, even though gas prices have risen to near three bucks again? Oh yeah, have a nice 4th.
Seven banks were shut down by authorities Thursday, pushing the tally of failed banks for 2009 to 52, more than doubling the failures in 2008.
Six regional banks in Illinois and one in Texas closed their doors, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Twelve banks in Illinois have failed this year. Thursday’s failure in Texas was the first for the state in 2009.
Local banks have been hard hit as plummeting home values devalued mortgage-backed assets and rising unemployment rates caused an increasing number of consumers to default on their loans.
Larger financial institutions have been helped with government bailouts, but smaller regional banks continue to struggle.
FDIC fund: The total cost of Thursday’s bank failures to the FDIC is $314.3 million, bringing the FDIC fund’s total cost for failed banks to $12.3 billion this year. That compares with $17.6 billion in all of 2008.
Only 25 banks failed last year
So i ask to to every thinking person out their who uses logic and facts instead of kool-aid and words like “change” and “obama” to see the truth, Why is Fox News not covering the fact that Obamas stimulus package is nothing but hyper-inflation for the poor/middle class and pay off’s for the rich?
(and please dont call me a bush supporter or republican at the risk of making yourselves sound liketotal idiots)
Open Question: Regarding the debate about centralizing medical information within a single repository?
Doctors feel they would be better able to provide quality health care services if they had more complete information about a patient. Patients often complain about having to acquire (and often pay for) duplicated lab tests that doctors could share. Keeping medical records in a central location electronically could satisfy both of these concerns, and may be of special help if you are traveling away from home when you need emergency health services.
However, there is debate about centralizing medical information within a single repository. For example, how do you balance your doctors sharing necessary information with your preference to control your medical information? Consider what problems might occur if other agencies, like insurance companies or mortgage banks, could use information to approve or deny you services based on your health records.
What other privacy and abuse issues can you foresee? How confident are you that confidentiality can be maintained? Where do you stand on the issue of centralizing medical information?
Open Question: Is 0bama Robin Hood or Hood Robbin?
0bama and the democrat controlled congress have given trillions of our tax dollars to some of the richest people on the planet.
Trillions of our tax dollars went to international bankers, global insurance ceo’s, federal mortgage crooks, national union bosses, automobile manufacturing titans, corrupt political cronies and even Warren Buffett.
All while raising (or attempting to raise) taxes on our fuel, electricity, health benefits, capital gains, dividends, income, social security, inheritance, retirement accounts and everyday commodities like tobacco and sugar.
Are these the people 0bama was referring to when he stated that the countries wealth be given back to its rightful owners?
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