Inside the Fed in 2006: A Coming Crisis, and Banter
Top policymakers did not seriously consider the idea that problems in the housing market would bring a recession, newly released transcripts show.
Inside the Fed in 2006: A Coming Crisis, and Banter
Top policymakers did not seriously consider the idea that problems in the housing market would bring a recession, newly released transcripts show.
BUCKS BLOG: Big Banks Struggle to Help Customers on Twitter
Customers like the speed of sending a question to their bank by Twitter, but big banks find this form of customer service to be challenging.
Unemployed Mortgage Holders Get Extension on Payments
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac say they will extend their existing programs so that unemployed borrowers can defer part or all of their monthly payments for up to 12 months.
Top Executive Announces Plan to Leave Fannie Mae
Michael Williams, who has led the company since the government took it over, said Tuesday that he would step down after a successor was found.
MetLife to Close Mortgage Unit
Wanting to avoid further federal oversight, MetLife will no longer originate home mortgages.
Big Banks Face Inquiry Over Home Insurance
New York State is investigating whether several banks fraudulently steered homeowners into overpriced policies.
Consumer Borrowing Soared in November
Americans increased their borrowing in November by the largest amount in a decade, the Federal Reserve said, a sign to some analysts of their growing confidence in the economy.
FAIR GAME: From East and West, Foreclosure Horror Stories
There is still no nationwide settlement over practices at mortgage servicing companies. But a couple of state attorneys general have been taking matters into their own hands.
Raskin Urges Penalties on Mortgage Servicers
Sarah Bloom Raskin, the Federal Reserve governor, said penalties must be imposed on banks that entered into an agreement with regulators on fixing problems in their mortgage servicing businesses.