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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with P Payment Cap: A limit on the size of the monthly payment of an adjustable-rate mortgage or other variable rate loan. Point: A point is equivalent to 1 percent of a mortgage loan. Lenders might charge "origination points" to cover expenses of processing a loan. Some borrowers might pay "discount points" to reduce the loan's interest rate. Pre-Approval: The process of calculating how much money a potential homebuyer could borrow. Prepayment Penalty: A lender's charge to the borrower for paying down the loan before the end of its term. Pre-Qualification: A non-binding process of calculating how much money a potential homebuyer can borrow before applying for a loan. Information submitted during pre-qualification is subject to verification at application. Principal: It is the amount of money borrowed or owed, excluding interest. View all Terms

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Australian stock market rises after bank deposits guarantee - News.com.au
THE stock market has retained most of this morning's gains following Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's $1.2 trillion bank deposits guarantee. The ASX was up 123 points just seven minutes after opening, with the ASX Top 200 continuing to climb to be up more ...

Flaherty vows to speed up infrastructure projects - Globe and Mail
Casual Observer from The End of the world as we have known it., Canada writes: I love it. This is exactly what I thought the Liberals should be saying. Instead, Dion says today that the economy will slow down their plan. I guess the tories ...

History lessons: Galbraith's 'The Great Crash 1929' is still essential ... - The Independent
Councils trapped in £1bn black hole Recession coming, minister admits A change of fortune for the City superheroes? James Daley: Councils dithered while banks burnt Dominic Lawson: Don't bank on the Government Adrian Hamilton: The huge gulf that ...

Obama rips McCain mortgage plan - Cincinnati.com
Crowds are starting to fill up a Mount Lookout park for a rally featuring Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. Shortly after noon, a steady stream of Obama supporters began making its way to Ault Park, where Obama is scheduled to start ...

McCain’s $300 Billion Mortgage Plan: Better Than the $700 Billion ... - Wall Street Journal
At Monday night’s Presidential Debate, John McCain dropped an economic bomb: he suggested that the U.S. Treasury should buy up mortgages and renegotiate their terms . Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain speaks at the town hall-style ...

Brunswick Accelerates Resizing and Fixed-Cost Reduction Efforts; Will ... - MSN MoneyCentral
LAKE FOREST, Ill. , Oct. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Brunswick Corporation BC today announced it will accelerate its previously announced efforts to resize the company and to remove $300 million in fixed costs by the end of 2009. The company is ...

Bailout no quick fix for wide financial crisis - San Diego Union-Tribune
When the Bush administration pushed its $700 billion bailout bill through Congress last week, the stated goal was to calm the stock market and ease the global flow of credit. But stock markets throughout the world have tanked since, and the credit ...

Aspen Comments on the Impact of Financial Market Events and Recent ... - Insurance News Net
Business Editors/Insurance Writers HAMILTON, Bermuda--(BUSINESS WIRE)--October 10, 2008--Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited (“Aspen”) (NYSE:AHL) today commented on the impact of recent events in the financial markets on its investment portfolio ...

Steven Pearlstein - Washington Post
Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein was online Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. ET to discuss the global financial crisis. About Pearlstein: Steven Pearlstein writes about business and the economy for The Washington Post. His journalism career ...

Borrowers get some relief on mortgages - Cincinnati.com
Facing a lawsuit over deceptive mortgage practices, an arm of Bank of America Corp. has agreed to the largest program ever to modify home loans. It is the largest predatory lending settlement in history, far exceeding the $484 million deal struck in ...