MORTGAGES: Paying Off Your Mortgage Early
Borrowers who retire their mortgages early reduce their liquidity and forgo tax deductions, but for some, the psychological benefits make it worth doing.
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Friday, June 17, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
NYTimes: States Want More in Pension Contributions
From The New York Times:
States Want More in Pension Contributions
Gaping pension shortfalls are forcing states to get more money from workers, some of whom have already accepted wage freezes and higher health insurance contributions.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
The Washington Post: Courts may reshape mortgage industry
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Courts may reshape mortgage industry
http://wapo.st/lrLU9T
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NYTimes: Squeezing Costs, Builders Take New Look at Prefab
From The New York Times:
SQUARE FEET: Squeezing Costs, Builders Take New Look at Prefab
Modular construction, in which major building components are assembled off-site, can cut construction costs by 20 percent and reduce building time by half.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Article: Bank of America hindered foreclosure review: filing | Reuters
Bank of America hindered foreclosure review: filing | Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/14/us-bofa-foreclosures-idUSTRE75C67F20110614?feedType=RSS&feedName=businessNews
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The Washington Post: Deadline extended on mortgage servicers deal
Deadline extended on mortgage servicers deal
http://wapo.st/lydLKu
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NYTimes: Nearly a Year After Dodd-Frank
From The New York Times:
EDITORIAL: Nearly a Year After Dodd-Frank
President Obama must nominate — and fight for — top-notch financial regulators.
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NYTimes: Now Banks Take a Turn at Coupons
From The New York Times:
ADVERTISING: Now Banks Take a Turn at Coupons
Banks are adopting a service that attaches user-specific coupons and deals to online spending statements.
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NYTimes: Two Views on Bank Rules: Salvation and Jobkillers
From The New York Times:
DEALBOOK: Two Views on Bank Rules: Salvation and Jobkillers
Remarks by Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's chief, criticizing efforts to regulate banking highlight a contentious issue that is short on black and white arithmetic.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
Article: Robert Filka guest column: Assault on housing is unprecedented | Livingston Daily | livingstondaily.com
Robert Filka guest column: Assault on housing is unprecedented | Livingston Daily | livingstondaily.com
http://www.livingstondaily.com/article/20110612/OPINION01/106120338/Robert-Filka-guest-column-Assault-housing-unprecedented?odyssey=nav%7Chead
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NYTimes: The Sickness Beneath the Slump
From The New York Times:
ECONOMIC VIEW: The Sickness Beneath the Slump
After so many years of great expectations, Americans have turned much less optimistic about long-term housing prices, and the change is coloring much of their thinking.
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NYTimes: Two States Ask if Paperwork in Mortgage Bundling Was Complete
From The New York Times:
Two States Ask if Paperwork in Mortgage Bundling Was Complete
The attorneys general of New York and Delaware are looking into whether the documentation on bundled mortgages was proper and complete.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
NYTimes: Too Big to Fail, or Too Trifling for Oversight?
From The New York Times:
Too Big to Fail, or Too Trifling for Oversight?
Companies concerned with stricter oversight that could erode profits have been lobbying financial regulators to avoid being designated "systemically important."
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