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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with I Index: An index is usually a widely published market rate such as LIBOR, T-Bill or 11th District Cost of Funds (COFI). Lenders use these indices to set the interest rates charged on mortgage loans. For ARM, a predetermined margin is added to the index to calculate the interest rate adjustment. Initial Rate: The rate charged for the first interval of an ARM loan. Interest: Compensation in the form of money paid for the use of money. Interest Rate Cap: Caps limit the range that the interest rate on an adjustable rate mortgage can change in an adjustment interval during the term of the loan. View all Terms

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Paulson Bucks Paulson as His Hedge Funds Score $1 Billion Gain - Bloomberg
Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) -- There’s not a lot of light in Paulson & Co.’s 28th-floor headquarters on a drizzly November afternoon. The Alexander Calder sculpture and multicolored prints have been shipped to the firm’s new offices six blocks south ...

DCU Bucks Conservative Credit Union Trend - Worcester Business Journal
The tale of woe from Wall Street over the last several months is a powerful reminder of what too much risk can lead to for financial institutions. Just ask Lehman Brothers. But within the credit union industry there’s an internal debate brewing ...

$8.5 Trillion and Counting - Reason.com
The L.A. Times on Sunday updated the numbers on 2008's historic (and historically awful) round of bailouts, and came out with a shiny new figure: $8.5 trillion . It's a useful piece of journalism, so I almost hate to complain, but the lead-paragraph ...

Lost auto jobs pegged at 15,000 - Globe and Mail
david tarbuck from Ukraine writes: It is not clear how much of the $25 billion Canada will end up footing?? Nor clear to Whom? The answer to that one ought to be NO! Thank you but Canada will decide independently on how/what/when and most important ...

Register for FREE - Wall Street Journal
Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. I stand before you a broken man. Well, not totally broken, but broken enough. Thursday, I swallowed my pride and sold two-thirds of my position ...

Romney on Auto Bailout: Feds Should Guarantee Fan Belts But Not ... - BusinessWeek
Earlier this week, former Massachusetts Governor and Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney chimed in, via a New York Times op-ed column, with his argument for letting Detroit’s automakers go bankrupt as a means to fixing their problems and ...

56 days to Inauguration -- The president-elect speaks at noon Eastern ... - Politico.com
Good Tuesday morning. A little bird asks us to tell you that the president-elect tomorrow (Thanksgiving getaway day) will hold his THIRD NEWS CONFERENCE ON THE ECONOMY IN THREE DAYS. BREAKING, from release: “Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid today ...

Mean Street: How Congress Will Kill Detroit - Wall Street Journal
If the Big Three automakers follow the instructions of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, they will unveil on Tuesday “credible” plans that “result in a viable industry.” But there is actually little chance of ...

Pay cuts won't fix sick auto industry, CAW says - Globe and Mail
You beat me to it... If the Unions won't do their part... There is NO WAY that Canadian taxpayers should be expected to... Any plans for a bail out SHOULD definitely be cancelled... Let the 'Big 3' fail ... Plain Joe from Canada writes: ' Ryan Lemay ...

Jurors hear confession tape in Randolph murder trial - Newark Star-Ledger
After police caught Jonathan Zarate and two teen-agers trying to dump a trunk containing a Randolph girl's beaten and dismembered body into the Passaic River in Rutherford, Zarate told an investigator he had found his next-door neighbor dead. "I ...