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by Brent Burns - 2007-04-12
It is estimated that some 10 million homeowners closed on what the mortgage industry refers to as a subprime mortgage in the last few years, a mortgage where the homeowner paid a higher interest rate ...
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by Dave Dinkel - 2007-04-20
Subprime lending has recently caused over 40 lenders to either go out of business or stop issuing subprime loans because of excessive foreclosure rates. The lending community made decisions ...
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by David L. Brown - 2007-04-23
The aftermath of the mini-crash in late February was relatively mild. The market meandered for the first half of March and then produced a modest gain over the last two weeks of the month. The S&P 5...
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by FinancialExpert - 2007-04-29
The subprime market is undergoing a major change due to the recent narrowing of lender guidelines regarding applicants. Why in particular is the subprime market being targeted? Perhaps this is becau...
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by Amy Sullivan - 2007-06-09
Breaking up is not as hard to do for spouses who have former Maryland divorce lawyer Ronald Kronthal in their corner. That's because Kronthal, a mortgage loan officer for the Delaware-based Residentia...
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by Richard Stoyeck - 2007-07-11
As the hedge fund world becomes bigger and bigger as more and more hot money seeks the elusive alpha of maximum performance, it is becoming apparent that more and more newspaper space will be devoted ...
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by Mike Hamel - 2007-07-25
Subprime lenders are providing first mortgages, second mortgages and home equity loans to those who don't qualify for conventional financing. Many of the more than 19,000 mortgage lenders in the U...
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by Joy Block - 2007-11-03
What a mess the financial geniuses of this country have created through their 'miracle loans' to struggling families who dreamed of owning their own home. Through their corporate greed, many of th...
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by Dane Smith - 2007-12-24
In recent days, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, and the Swiss National Bank have teamed up to auction $110 billion off to world money markets i...
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by Jane A. Smith - 2008-07-10
Subprime lending is really nothing new. It was originally designed to enable people with less-than-sterling FICO scores to purchase homes, cars, and other items for which they couldn't get conventiona...
