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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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Bernanke: lower interest rates are ‘‘feasible’’ - Jackson Sun
WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday that further interest-rate cuts are ‘‘certainly feasible,’’ but he warned there are limits to how much such action would revive an economy likely to stay weak well into next ...

Feds pledge $800B to loosen credit - Jackson Sun
WASHINGTON - Rolling out powerful new weapons against the financial meltdown, the Bush administration and the Federal Reserve pledged $800 billion Tuesday to blast through blockades on credit cards, auto loans, mortgages and other borrowing. Total ...

Holiday halt to let more keep homes - Orlando Sentinel
Just in time for the holidays, mortgage lenders in Florida have agreed to voluntarily halt new foreclosures against homeowners for the next 45 days, Gov. Charlie Crist said Monday. The move comes a week after Crist said he was considering an ...

Businesses in Top 10 still going strong - MLive.com
Last year, the Citizen Patriot — with help from The Enterprise Group — selected 10 businesses it determined were thriving in Jackson County, despite the poor economy. We brought you stories of a business doing high-tech research on the cars of ...

The House Folds: The Housing Market and Irrational Exuberance - Nation
Nicholas von Hoffman : Forget big bailouts. The fed should finance non-profit state banks like the Bank of North Dakota--no profit means no reason for bankers to misbehave--to get real money to real people in the real economy. Max Fraser : The ...

Community banks on shaky ground - Portland Tribune
Certified as a community development bank, Albina Community Bank has access to special federal funds that target low-income communities enabling it to make loans for projects such as the Mississippi Avenue Lofts in North Portland. Albina CEO Bob ...

Treasury Yields Drop to Record Lows as Bernanke Cites Buybacks - Bloomberg
Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Treasuries rose, pushing yields to record lows, as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the central bank may purchase Treasuries and target long-term interest rates to combat the deepening recession. Bonds rallied for a ...

Liberty Tax Advises that Thereâ€™s Still Time to Cut Your 2008 ... - PR Inside
"A generally favorable strategy is to defer bonuses and income so it is paid and taxed in 2009, and make tax deductible purchases and charitable donations before the end of the year," said John Hewitt, CEO of Liberty Tax Service. Purchases and ...

The Madness of Crowds - Commentary Magazine
Fueled by easy credit, the real-estate market had been rising swiftly for some years. Members of Congress were determined to assure the continuation of that easy credit. Suddenly, the party came to a devastating halt. Defaults multiplied, banks began ...

Liberalism Never Sleeps - Spectator.org
Businesses that politicians deem vital to the national interest aren't being allowed to fail in America today, and the bigger they are, the more help they get from the government. So it's not much of a surprise that the fine points of yet another ...