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Posted by Thomas Sowell on Mar 10th, 2010 and filed under FrontPage . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Abraham Lincoln once asked an audience how many legs a dog has, if you called the tail a leg? When the audience said “five,” Lincoln corrected them, saying that …
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Nationalised UK mortgage lender Northern Rock’s headline losses shrank in 2009, helped by rising net interest income and lower loan losses in the second half, though it said loan writedowns would stay high in 2010.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to raise interest rates in this month has failed to dent consumer confidence, a report says.
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Consumer complaints to the Oregon attorney general’s office jumped 13 percent last year, with phone companies leading the list for the fourth straight year.
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Senate Banking Committee leaders are close to agreement on a way to enhance consumer protection as a part of a larger financial regulatory reform bill.
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Appraisers are raising alarms that the Treasury Department’s decision to use broker price opinions (BPOs) for its new short sales program will exacerbate mortgage fraud and property “flopping.”
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Purchase mortgage application volume had a strong week and was the driver of the increase in the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Market Composite Index for the week of Feb. 26.
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Although 20% of U.S. mortgages are currently under water, Americans’ risk of defaulting on their home loans is at its lowest point since 2005, according to an executive and academic expert at a risk-management firm.
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