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Simple reverse mortgage calculator
steveoct09
by steveoct09  10-22-2009   
 The reverse mortgage calculator on this site couldn't be easier to use. It gave us all the information we needed to make the best choice. If you're on the fence about a reverse mortgage, take a look at this site.
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Reverse mortgage tips in plain English.
steveoct09
by steveoct09  10-21-2009   
 Reverse mortgage information can be extremely confusing, so I was really happy when I discovered this site. If you're feeling confused about reverse mortgage options, this is an excellent resource.
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Novated Leases Sydney
darylhunt101
by darylhunt101  10-1-2009   
 Novated leases sydney cars and all other equipment fast approval, friendly service, Australia Wide Service. Apply Now!
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Debt Settlement
morontivoo
by morontivoo  9-16-2009   
 There are many ways to get our mortgage rates lower than actual ones but this debt settlement service seems to be the best choice; by far.
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Mortgage Choice Home Loans
mcallum51
by mcallum51  8-22-2009   
 Mortgage Choice is Australia\'s leading mortgage broker. We can help you to pinpoint and secure the most suitable home loan for your unique situation whether you are a first home buyer or experienced property investor. Best of all we do not charge you for our fast and professional loan finder service.
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Reverse mortgage application process
loajuly09
by loajuly09  7-17-2009   
 There is so much jargon and so many specific details to learn about a reverse mortgage. I was in the dark until I found this page. It explains the process very clearly.
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New Road to Serfdom
baydawg
by baydawg  6-28-2009    1
 the housing bubble and debt serfdom
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Mortgage Choice Australia
Chrisoo
by Chrisoo  6-27-2009   
 MFAA award win by the Mortgage Choice office in Cheltenham, Australia.
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5 Tips o Buying More and Spending Less
twinkles740
by twinkles740  4-24-2009   
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The "Tea Bag" Revolution's Unfortunate Name Choice
sincitykitty
by sincitykitty  4-10-2009    5
 Ha ha ha ha- lol-ha!
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Mortgage Refinance Calculator - Home Refinance Calculator
robertpeters
by robertpeters  3-24-2009   
 Mortgage Refinance Calculator that will answer your refinance question at refinanceitt.com. Explore your refinancing options by using our refinance mortgage calculators.
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DATELINE-Gives the Symptoms,Not the Causes
davboz
by davboz   3-23-2009    1
 Status Quo look at housing aftermath one more time, ad nauseum. Discuss this investigation on Newsvine
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Abrogating AIG's Bonus Contracts
Brian Wingfield
by Brian Wingfield  3-18-2009   
 Very interesting post by Rutgers law professor Anna Gelpern on whether AIG's bonus contracts can be abrogated. In short, the answer is yes. But it's a slippery slope that shouldn't be used "early and often." Check out her analysis.
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Mortgage info
blondi0808
by blondi0808  3-3-2009   
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Little Rock Mortgage
patton1002
by patton1002  2-20-2009   
 Arkansas Mortgage Lender that offers home mortgages in Little Rock and around the state of Arkansas.
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Shonkys highlight dodgy products and services
tabsey
by tabsey  11-25-2008   
 Our market watch people have been busy.
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Did Obama"Out-Warn"on the Mortgage Crisis?
davboz
by davboz   10-2-2008    1
 No! March'07,his warnings only came when the end-user was at risk.He was at the roots of promoting, demanding,and inspiring the drive to swell home"ownership" numbers and promote unnatural preferences for non-creditworthy borrowers - by ANY methods or means. Head of the line taking Fannie $, and being fully aware that the policies being implemented could NOT POSSIBLY be resulting in the "desired" numbers if they were ethical and business-wise, Obama was SILENT. He only spoke up when it was unavoidable that HIS policies would be coming to a REAL BAD END. And since he had no other choice but to speak up, being a candidate.
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Why renting makes more financial sense than homeownership
Lexica
by Lexica  10-1-2008   
  Questions/Objections "Renters throw money down the drain."...If you have $300,000 and a choice between spending it on a house or shares, you'll pay $6,000 a year in incidentals if you buy the house or about $15,000 a year ($1,250 a month) in rent if you buy the shares. But the shares will return $21,000 a year after inflation while the house will return zero.... "House buyers get tax breaks." So do share buyers, but both are a bad deal... "What about the pride of home ownership?" It's not for me. I define ownership as no longer having to pay for something and being able to do as I please with it. I own my coffee maker. House owners must pay taxes each year even when their mortgage payments are done. In certain markets they can't even make changes to the houses they've paid for without seeking the approval of others... "Are you saying I should sell my big house and rent an apartment instead?" I'm not trying to win anyone over. Strong demand for houses keeps my rent cheap.[/qu
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The Cold Reality of a Wide Open Financial System
clarkvwoo
by clarkvwoo  10-1-2008   
 By not encouraging our elected representatives to protect us (those Americans who do not directly benefit from surges on wall street) we have placed our selves in a situation where we have little choice but to encourage our elected representatives to support this "rescue plan" otherwise the reverse swing of the pendulum will crush small business. Small businesses employ the majority of Americans but general operate with less collateral and leverage than large businesses they would be severely endangered by a prolonged credit constriction. I too recommend the fetal position and a email to your elected official in support of this unfortunate and unfair plan.
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Suspend Mark-to-Market & Lift Cap on FDIC’s
merrie
by merrie  9-30-2008    1
  Republicans looking for a much cheaper alternative to giving Paulson the authority to purchase up to $700 billion in troubled assets leapt at the idea. "This is an artificial crisis. This is a crisis of choice, not necessity," Issa said after the vote." Yesterday's bill was dramatically better than the original Paulson plan -- but still flawed. With any luck, the House Republican's move yesterday to reject the bill will result in a much better bill we can be proud of.
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The Real Culprits - Part One
davboz
by davboz   9-22-2008   
 And in so doing, he helped create the market for the risky subprime loans that he and Democrats now decry as not only greedy but "predatory." Yes, the market was fueled by greed and overleveraging in the secondary market for subprimes, vis-a-vis mortgaged-backed securities traded on Wall Street. But the seed was planted in the '90s by Clinton and his social engineers. They were the political catalyst behind this slow-motion financial train wreck. And it was the Clinton administration that mismanaged the quasi-governmental agencies that over the decades have come to manage the real estate market in America.
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The Fuzzy Math of Barack Obama
sillysam
by sillysam  9-22-2008    4
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The Real Culprits In The Meltdown
merrie
by merrie  9-16-2008    3
 The untold story in this whole national crisis is that President Clinton put on steroids the Community Redevelopment Act, a well-intended Carter-era law designed to encourage minority homeownership. Yes, the market was fueled by greed and overleveraging in the secondary market for subprimes, vis-a-vis mortgaged-backed securities traded on Wall Street. But the seed was planted in the ’90s by Clinton and his social engineers. They were the political catalyst behind this slow-motion financial train wreck. As soon as Clinton crony Franklin Delano Raines took the helm in 1999 at Fannie Mae looting it for a total of almost $100 million in compensation by the time he left in early 2005 under an ethical cloud. Other Clinton cronies, including Janet Reno aide Jamie Gorelick "The Wall", padded their pockets to the tune of another $75 million. Raines was accused of overstating earnings and shifting losses so he and other senior executives could earn big bonuses.
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Free-Market or Big Government, who's to blame for lending crisis?
n2sooners
by n2sooners  9-16-2008    15
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  7-16-2008   
 Needs some super financial wizardry...
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More Homeowners Consider Taking in Boarders
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  7-16-2008    1
 Emerging trend.
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Time to Let Fannie and Freddie Wither?
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  7-13-2008   
 Foreign holders of FNM and FRE paper must be losing a packet, too.
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softball standings 08
ral0359
by ral0359  7-5-2008   
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Gay marriage is here, but so is the apocalypse. It's your choice!
papananook
by papananook  5-28-2008    2
 Another good column by Mark Morford.
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Lured toward the right choice
Tri-City Psychology
by Tri-City Psychology  5-6-2008   
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UK jobs outlook worst for a decade
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  1-5-2008   
 Sub prime is about to go up-market,
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Why You Need To Guard Your Social Security Number
murieleileen
by murieleileen  1-4-2008    1
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Decline of the US dollar
hayesstw
by hayesstw  11-17-2007   
 The Euro is replacing the dollar as the international currency of choice
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First Home Buyer Loans Australia
Chrisoo
by Chrisoo  10-19-2007   
 first home buyer loans from mortgage choice mortgage brokers. Also home equity loans in Australia.
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Cash Out Mortgage Refinance Loans Information
jimwestin
by jimwestin  10-17-2007   
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California Cash Out Refinance Mortgage Loans
jimwestin
by jimwestin  10-17-2007   
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Online Home Mortgage Refinancing Loans
jimwestin
by jimwestin  10-17-2007   
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Mortgage Choice Home Loans Australia
Chrisoo
by Chrisoo  10-12-2007   
 Australia's leading home loan mortgage broker in Melbourne Victoria.
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Hillary Scares Me
mklosinski
by mklosinski  8-7-2007   
 If we were to educate those in government schools about economics, we would not be facing this problem. People would recognize the difference between a fixed rate mortgage and an adjustable rate mortgage. Now because these people made a bad choice in financing a house all the taxpayers in the United States are suppose to help bail them out. Hillary Clinton is for those that think playing the lottery is better than investing in a retirement fund.
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China and the shaky US mortgage market
suzikoh
by suzikoh  7-27-2007    2
 What if China pulls the plug out? ... and what if the B. baby gets sucked down with the bath water?
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