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WSJ: Retirees Turn to Savings Alternatives, Home EquityReverse Mortgage Daily…Lastly, the study looked at tapping home equity. The collapse of the housing bubble dented the value of many Americans' homes. But they are still most people's largest asset. With the help of a reverse mortgage, those falling short on retirement ... |
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Bad Home Loans Weigh on Guaranty BankLoanSafe(Source: Paul Gores Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (MCT) — Guaranty Bank, which profited for years making mortgages and home-equity loans to consumers, now is struggling just to post a profitable quarter. The Brown Deer-based lender, the ninth-biggest bank ...and more » |
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Brazilian homebuilders turn to private-equityBrazil PropertyThe promise made by Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff of two million new homes by 2014, appears to have hit something of a brick wall. Increasingly, homebuilders in the country are being forced to turn to private-equity firms for finance because of ...and more » |
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Falling Foreclosure Rates Hurt Investors, Says ReportNuWire InvestorA report from Foreclosure Radar makes the case that government intervention and the prevention of foreclosures from occurring is hurting investors by keeping people in homes with negative equity that they will never be able to afford, ... |
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SHIP spearheads a united fight against fraudMortgage StrategySafe Home Income Plans has secured a place on the National Fraud Authority's Mortgage Fraud Forum as it looks to prevent equity release consumers being duped by scam artists. Andrea Rozario, director-general of SHIP, says that although fraud is a ... |
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Washington column for Monday, May 21, 2012The Advocate“The gross abuses and excesses of Wall Street cost many people their life savings, retirement accounts, children's college tuition and home equity. We should not repeat this painful history.” As for Boustany's smaller stake, he responded, ... |
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Analysts warm to Singapore property stocksMarketWatchSYDNEY (MarketWatch) — While some see Singapore's property market as too hot to handle, several analysts argue there's still money to be made for the long-sighted equity investor. For the past three years, the government has taken steps to cool the ...and more » |
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Rest home operator trims merger offer to rivalTVNZMetlifecare, the rest home operator that raised $45.5 million of new capital last year, has scaled back its offer to Vision Senior Living (VSL) shareholders as part of merger that will deliver eight new retirement villages. VSL's private equity ...and more » |
December 4, 2008
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