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Republicans are taking aim at the Obama administration’s struggling mortgage assistance program. They argue the effort is making the economic crisis worse and say many homeowners would be better off as renters.

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Canterbury Mortgage Trust is blaming the world economic crisis for its provisions of $47 million of bad loans.

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By Randy Scott The FDIC, in a bid to prevent foreclosures and short sales, encourages lenders to allow mortgage borrowers extra time. The US, though recovering from the economic crisis, still has higher unemployment than the past four decades, and this stress on the economy and real estate industry has prompted federal regulators to try to step in. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the protector of consumer deposits for the last few decades, has been making efforts to minimi

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For many of us, mortgages signify dangers. We would rather not go in for a mortgage loan but it may turn out to be necessary at times. When we are worried for some money, or in dire financial straits, it may be a good time to decide trading in something expensive as collateral and gain a loan. There are a lot of financing agencies which are keen to loan as long as we have the necessary collateral. They have separate systems, requirements and fees. With the present economic crisis, common lender

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CATS ON PARADE by Richard Rude Forget most of what you’ve heard about the economic crisis, it’s unbelievably boring anyway. Even experts explaining it on the news get bored. Especially since they don’t seem to understand ten percent of what they’re talking about (it’s the little bit they miss that nails them). And it’s not very inspiring to hear them promise to fix what they broke in the first place. Subprime, Credit Default Swaps, Madoff, Schmadoff, Toxic Assets…? These are just sym

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