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Banks are quietly declining to take possession of properties at the end of the foreclosure process because the cost of the ordeal exceeds the value of the real estate.
Treats help. But so do sleuth work and building a solid case for why you deserve a break, whether you're midlease or ready to move on. Here are 15 tips.
The length of the credit crisis will depend on the availability of credit in all its forms.
Foreclosure trends in Pennsylvania were worse in November than the nation's, according to new figures released Thursday.
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress in prepared testimony today that the current global financial crisis is a 'once in a century credit tsunami' that policymakers did not anticipate.
Legislators can not agree on the form the 2nd stimulus will take, but most agree it is coming.
President Bush is open to a second government stimulus package, the White House said today after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke to lawmakers.
Two banks -- one in Illinois and one in Michigan -- failed on Friday night, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said, underscoring just how much the credit crunch is hurting financial institutions.
Wall Street capped its worst week ever with a wild session Friday that saw the Dow Jones spiral downward.
Bailout not enough. Government is considering taking part ownership in a number of U.S. banks.
Throwing good money after bad - the federal government said Wednesday it would lend American International Group Inc. as much as another $37.8 billion.
Compares economic times of Great Depression era to today. Explains how today's 'leaders' are attempting to avoid the same pitfalls as made in the late 20s and early 30s
Builders back the Bail out. Not all of us 'members' of the Association agree as the press release would suggest.