20- and 30-somethings are in a financial mess. Is it because we're dumb, arrogant or simply uneducated?
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Home buying the old-fashioned way
The subprime meltdown has meant a return to the old-fashioned mortgage: 20% down for 30 years at a fixed rate. Impossible? We look at 3 cases where people are going that well-worn route -- without Wall Street jobs or trust funds.
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Lower profits, increased rules -- but more reliable
When the incoming administration of President-elect Barack Obama looks at the financial services industry, there will be one thought above all others: to make sure the sector survives.
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Jobless claims jump to 16-year high
First-time filings for unemployment benefits shot up to their highest level since July 1992 last week, rising 27,000 to a seasonally adjusted 542,000 and punctuating the struggling state of the U.S. labor market, government data showed Thursday.
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No job, bad mortgage - out of luck
More homeowners are falling behind on their mortgages because they've lost their jobs. And there's little help coming their way.
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U.S. tries new tack on housing
Department of Housing and Urban Development makes changes to Hope for Homeowners plan aimed at increasing participation.
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Builders' confidence sinks to new low
A survey of homebuilders' assessment of the housing market shows the industry's sentiment fell in November to yet another low.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Home Owners get the relief you need!!!!!!!!
Get the relief that you need on your mortgage. Don't wait until things get harder or worse. Banks are willing to negotiate the terms of your current mortgage. Take advantage of our knowledge and relationships with your mortgage lenders and apply for a modification today. You can visit our website www.procapconsulting.com or call us at 631-956-6200(Ask for Joe and mention this post for additional savings).
Sincerely,
Joe Diliberti
Phone: 631-956-6200
www.procapconsulting.com
Sincerely,
Joe Diliberti
Phone: 631-956-6200
www.procapconsulting.com
Friday, November 7, 2008
US mortgage modifications increased in 3rd-qtr - report
U.S. mortgage companies increased the number of loans modified to easier terms by 17 percent from the second to third quarter, an industry group reported on Monday.
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Mounting job losses fueling foreclosures
Bad loans were originally the main culprit driving homeowners into foreclosure. But now it's unemployment that's fueling the mortgage meltdown.
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Obama will make economic mark before Jan. 20
Democratic lawmakers called Thursday for a new stimulus package worth up to $100 billion while President-elect Barack Obama scheduled a meeting with his new economic transition team to begin addressing the nation's economic troubles well before his Jan. 20 inauguration.
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