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| Higher Loan Limits, Again, for Pricey Markets New York Times By MARC SANTORA LESS than two months after lowering the maximum loan amount that could be backed by the Federal Housing Administration, lawmakers in Washington reversed course just before the Thanksgiving holiday and once again raised that limit, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks $13 Billion Undisclosed to Congress BusinessWeek The Fed didn't tell anyone which banks were in trouble so deep they required emergency loans of a combined $1.2 trillion on Dec. 5, 2008, their single neediest day. Bankers didn't mention that they took tens of billions of dollars at the same time they ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Energy Department Loan Guarantees Went Mainly To Low-Risk Projects: Report Huffington Post WASHINGTON -- A new independent report on the Department of Energy's 1705 loan guarantee program found it to be in good financial health, with the majority of the projects it supported to be much lower risks than the now-bankrupt solar panel ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Global Tel*Link Cuts Debt Costs as Leveraged Loans Sink Most Since August Bloomberg By Christine Idzelis - Fri Dec 02 14:49:39 GMT 2011 Global Tel*Link Corp., the Mobile, Alabama-based provider of telephone services for prisoners, reduced the borrowing cost of its buyout debt amid the worst slump in leveraged-loan prices since August. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wells Fargo slashes student loan rates BusinessWeek Wells Fargo & Co. is lowering the interest rates on its student loans. But families should think twice before jumping at the offer. The bank said Thursday that the fixed interest rates on its basic loans for undergraduates will now start at 7.24 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Average rate on 30-year fixed home loan at or below 4 percent for 5th straight ... Washington Post Freddie Mac said Thursday the rate on the 30-year home loan rose slightly to 4 percent from 3.98 percent the week before. Eight weeks ago, it dropped to a record low of 3.94, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Higher loan limits transform FHA into key source of financing Los Angeles Times Congress has raised the maximum mortgage limits for the FHA while leaving loan ceilings untouched for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This may make the FHA the go-to financing option for borrowers in high-cost areas. By Kenneth R. Harney After a year ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Issa-Supported Aptera Closes Without Receiving US Vehicle Loan BusinessWeek 2 (Bloomberg) -- Aptera Motors Inc., whose application for a US loan to make electric cars was backed by Republican Representative Darrell Issa, said today it's shutting down because it couldn't get private financing. Aptera, based in Carlsbad, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Judith Scott-Clayton: Student Loan Debt: Who Are the 1 ... By By JUDITH SCOTT-CLAYTON Student loan debt is generally less burdensome than reports of dramatic cases indicate, an economist writes. Economix | ||
| The Other Student Loan Problem: Too Little Debt By The Huffington Post News Editors LONG BEACH, Calif. — Jesse Yeh uses the University of California-Berkeley library instead of buying textbooks. He scrounges for free food at campus events and occasionally skips meals. The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com | ||
| GM will loan free cars to Chevy Volt owners who have "fire anxiety" By Sebastian Blanco GM may have designed the Chevrolet Volt to cancel out potential \"range anxiety,\" but the company is responding to a new type of worry today: fear that. Autoblog | ||
| Stewart: U.S. government is 'world's dumbest loan shark' | The Raw ... By David Ferguson In this segment from last night's Daily Show, Jon Stewart reacts to the news that the Federal Reserve secretly bailed out U.S. banks to the tune of an interest-free 7.7 trillion dollars, then borrowed the money back from the banks with interest. ... The Raw Story | ||
| GM to loan cars to owners scared their Chevy Volt will catch fire By Matt Hardigree GM is responding to increased concern amongst Chevy Volt owners that their cars will burst into flames by mostly dismissing the threat of random explosions and then offering Volt owners free loaner cars while GM tries to resolve the issue. Jalopnik |
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| Global Ship Lease Gets Loan Waiver Extension | Journal of ... Global Ship Lease said its bankers agreed to waive for a further year a requirement that the container ship-owner's loans cannot exceed 75 percent of the value ... www.joc.com/.../global-ship-lease-gets-loan-waiver-extension | ||
| You Or Your Kid Applies For Student Loan? | Bankrate.com Student loans are in flux. Get a rundown of the changes before deciding who signs for the debt. www.bankrate.com/finance/.../kid-applies-student-loan.aspx | ||
| The other student loan problem: too little debt - Yahoo! News From Yahoo! News: Jesse Yeh uses the University of California-Berkeley library instead of buying textbooks. He scrounges for free food at campus events and ... news.yahoo.com/other-student-loan-problem-too-little-debt-1... | ||
| Rubells' Spain loan - The Art Newspaper Rubells' Spain loan. The Miami collectors are sending 200 paintings to the Fundación Banco Santander in Madrid. By Cristina Ruiz. From Art Basel Miami ... www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/Rubells'+Spain.../25139 |
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