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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with L Lender: The bank, mortgage company or mortgage broker providing the loan. Loan Application: A statement of personal and financial information needed to apply for a loan. Loan Application Fee: A fee applied by a lender to cover the initial costs of putting through a loan application. The fee could include the cost of getting a property appraisal, a credit report and a lock-in fee and other closing costs incurred to complete the transaction. Loan Origination Fee: Fee charged by a lender for the administrative costs of processing a loan. Loan to Value Ratio (LTV): The balance of the mortgage outstanding as a percentage of the home's price. Lock or Lock In: A lender's guarantee of an interest rate for a specific period of time. The time period is usually between the loan application approval and loan closing. The borrower wants the lock to stay in effect until closing. View all Terms

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Royal Philips healthcare unit lays off in Andover - Boston Globe
Royal Philips Electronics NV's healthcare unit, based in Andover, said it cut 5 percent of its workforce this week, or 1,600 jobs worldwide, including fewer than 100 in Andover. Spokesman Ian Race said the cuts were needed to streamline management ...

Areas’ employment remains stable - Troy Record
In October, the state lost nearly 14,000 private sector jobs, but the Capital District’s average, not seasonally adjusted, unemployment rate of 4.9 percent was slightly lower than the state’s rate at 5.5 percent and the national rate at 6.5 ...

It’s harder now to balance your budget, but it can be done - Morning Sun
You are not the federal government, which means your income has to equal your outgo. To balance your budget, you’ve got to have a budget, which is easier said than done. But the experts say budgeting is the most important element to keeping your ...

Foreclosure moratorium bill at a standstill in Assembly - Riverside Press Enterprise
Legislation proposed last week by Assembly Democrats to pressure lenders to help struggling borrowers stay in their homes will not happen this month, and possibly not until the new year. The bill was prompted by concern about the high number of ...

Local home sales fall again - Raleigh News & Observer
WASHINGTON -- Mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are suspending foreclosures for about 16,000 households during the holiday season. The two companies said Thursday that they will halt foreclosure sales between Nov. 26 and Jan. 9 ...

45 players hit jackpot in housing lottery - Miami Herald
For Fountainbleu's Violeta Iglesias, it means having a bathroom accessible to her 15-year-old daughter, who is in a wheelchair. For Palmetto Bay's Linda Cunningham, who had always wanted her kids to live in a home fronted by sidewalks, it means ...

Budget, budget, budget to get your finances in order - Canton Repository
You are not the federal government, which means your income has to equal your outgo. To balance your budget, you've got to have a budget, which is easier said than done. But the experts say budgeting is the most important element to keeping your ...

FHA: The new Fannie Mae - Hotair.com
They’re baaaa-aaack . The same people who engineered a global financial meltdown with bad loans covered by government backing have begun exploiting the Federal Housing Administration in the same manner as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Lenders who ...

Gregg OK with bailout's direction - Fosters Daily Democrat
U.S. Sen. Judd Gregg, the lead negotiator for Senate Republicans who helped hammer out the $700 billion bailout plan, is comfortable with the new direction that U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has taken. "These actions are different from what ...

Getting to the other side - Boston Globe
Plummeting investments. Rising mortgage payments. Huge debts. Stagnant wages. The worst financial crisis since the Great Depression is squeezing Americans on all sides. As governments struggle to stabilize the world's financial markets, many families ...