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Default Rates on Mortgages Continue to Fall - LoanRateUpdate (press release)

Default Rates on Mortgages Continue to Fall LoanRateUpdate (press release) Default rates on first and second mortgages declined for a fourth consecutive month in April, helping to push the S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices national composite from 1.96 percent in March to 1.86 percent in April. Consumer Credit Default Rates Continue to Decrease Into the Year of 2012LoanSafe all 3 news articles »

Second chance financing offered through Premier Mortgage Lending - Las Vegas Review-Journal

Second chance financing offered through Premier Mortgage Lending Las Vegas Review-Journal Opportunities exist through private lending programs such as Premier Mortgage Lending's Another Chance Loan Program. "There are over 100000 prior homeowners who have lost their homes due to foreclosure or short sales in Southern Nevada. Rented home doesn't pay the mortgage €' now what?NorthJersey.com all 2 news articles »

Deutsche fears mortgage crisis to 'force second Irish bailout' - Irish Independent

Irish Independent

Deutsche fears mortgage crisis to 'force second Irish bailout' Irish Independent By Laura Noonan THE spiralling mortgages crisis could trigger another multi-billion recapitalisation of our banks and force Ireland into a 'second bailout', German banking giant Deutsche claimed yesterday. The damning 120-page note from Deutsche came ... Ireland may need a second bail-out to cover bank lossesDaily News & Analysis all 4 news articles »

U.S. seeks to make refinancing easier - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

U.S. seeks to make refinancing easier Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Many folks whose attempts to refinance high-interest mortgages were stymied by declining home values now have a second chance. The federal government has broadened criteria for a program known as the Home Affordable Refinance Program. and more »

AIG Wagers on Subprime Betting Second Time Different: Mortgages - San Francisco Chronicle

AIG Wagers on Subprime Betting Second Time Different: Mortgages San Francisco Chronicle May 16 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the insurer that needed a $182.3 billion bailout from the US government in 2008 after failed mortgage investments, is betting this time it's different. Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche ... and more »