Shares of mortgage lenders were mixed Wednesday after the Federal Reserve did not indicate it planned to stop cutting interest rate targets, as some people expected.
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April 30 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
NEW YORK—-Fitch Ratings has taken the following rating actions on Fremont Home Loan Trust mortgage pass-through certificates. Unless stated otherwise, any bonds that were previously placed on Rating Watch Negative are removed from Rating Watch Negative.
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April 29 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
Mortgage rates have increased during the past week despite moves by the Bank of England to ease the problems in the money markets, figures showed.
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April 28 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
Federal Home Loan Banks preliminarily reported a 12% rise in first-quarter net income, as strength in the rest of the country’s banks more than offset losses and write-downs at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago.
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April 28 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
(ARA) - When you are in debt, it seems like whatever amount of money you owe is overwhelming. If you find yourself wondering if debt consolidation is a possible solution for your financial trouble, you owe it to yourself to look into it.
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April 26 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
Home loan payments are going up modestly — by just 1% on average in March, a study shows. The great mortgage reset of 2008 isn’t turning out quite as advertised.
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April 26 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
National Australia Bank lifts its variable mortgage rate by 10 basis points.
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April 25 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
The traditional definition of mortgage stress, where someone spends a third of their income on home loan repayments, is being challenged.
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April 25 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
ASB has made a move to appeal to those homebuyers looking for around for a 1 or 2 year fixed rate mortgage, cutting its “fighting” 18 month rate to 9.55 per cent from 9.75 per cent.
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April 20 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »
borrowers could be paying over the odds for their mortgage because they do not pay the arrangement fee upfront. Instead, it is added to the home loan.
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April 20 2008 | Home Loan Mortgage Blog | No Comments »