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Paulson says bailout not for mortgage guarantees - Seattle Post Intelligencer
WASHINGTON -- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expressed fresh reservations Tuesday about tapping a $700 billion bailout pool to provide mortgage guarantees to help stem soaring home foreclosures. Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke ...

Should Obama name FDIC's Bair as a Special Advisor for Mortgage Policy ... - Bloggingstocks.com
Most investors know that there's a difference between Democratic Party leadership and Republican Party leadership, as it relates to U.S. fiscal and economic policy. However, although more economically-cohesive than the Democratic Party, the ...

Top salesmen for financial bailout face grilling - Newsweek
Recommended (6) Campaign 2008 Secrets: McCain Gambles on Palin The Candidates' Economic Gurus It Now Takes Three Men to Do What J.P. Morgan Did The Economy Sucks. But Is It ’92 Redux? Sunder Katwala on the Era of Big Government The Economic Crisis ...

Consumers may get ray of good news: lower prices - WTOP Radio
WASHINGTON (AP) - American consumers hit by a seemingly endless stream of bad news, from vanishing jobs to shrinking retirement accounts, may be in for a small dose of relief: lower prices at stores. The Consumer Price Index, the country's most ...

Mitch Schnurman: Mortgage bailout is good for everybody - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
It sounds heartless, maybe even bitter, to ask the question: Why should we rescue people who aren’t making their home payments? Foreclosures are a huge problem, no doubt. Yet the vast majority of Americans are paying their mortgages on time, even ...

FDIC lays out broad home loan modification plan - Boston Globe
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The federal agency that insures most U.S. bank deposits unveiled a plan to prevent about 1.5 million home mortgage foreclosures by promising to share any losses with mortgage companies that agree to refinance certain home loans ...

Treasury Denounced Over Bailout - Gainesville Sun
WASHINGTON — The Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., on Tuesday rejected pleas to use money from the $700 billion bailout program to help homeowners avoid foreclosure or to stave off bankruptcy by Detroit’s Big Three automakers. Click to ...

FDIC's Bair pushes aggressive mortgage plan - CNN Money
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- In a surprise move, FDIC Chairwoman Sheila Bair Friday unveiled details of her plan to have the government help delinquent homeowners. There are two key elements to the proposal. First, housing payments for delinquent ...

Bailing out homeowners - Romesentinel.com
After bailing out banks, investment houses, a big car loan company and AIG insurance (twice), the federal government finally may be getting around to individual homeowners. It’s about time. After all, it was failing mortgages that fueled this fall ...

Congress may have to approve a 'TARP 2,' economist says - Bloggingstocks.com
With credit markets remaining under stress, and with uncertainty growing regarding the status of megabank Citigroup (NYSE: C ), the U.S. Congress may have to take more action to maintain financial system stability and prevent the U.S. economy from ...