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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with R Refinancing: The repaying of a debt with the proceeds from a new loan using the same property as collateral. The reason for refinancing is to get a lower interest rate. View all Terms

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Unemployment rate ticks up in Chester County - Daily Local News
Much like the rest of the nation, Chester County's unemployment rate rose in October in the wake of the recession. October's rate was 4.4 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis versus 4.3 percent in September, figures released Thursday from the ...

Hooray For Deflation And Credit Contraction! - The Bulletin
Do we want the current financial crisis to be over as quickly as possible with as little further economic damage as possible? Of course we do. Then we should not attempt to prevent deflation and credit contraction. Inflation of the money supply and ...

Sanlam share sheds 4% on poor profit news - Business Day South Africa
SHARES in Sanlam, the biggest insurance company based in SA, immediately shed almost 4% when the company said in an operational update yesterday that normalised headline earnings per share were down 86% over the 10 months to October. Sanlam CEO Johan ...

On the House: Historical perspective on market - Philadelphia Daily News
We're closing in on the end of what has been a tough year for real estate nationally, and the numbers could get worse between now and Dec. 31. In this region, it's been hard, but maybe not so bad when compared with the mid-1990s. Back then, the ...

Leading firms announce more than 2,000 job cuts - Guardian Unlimited
Shares in London suffered another torrid day as leading companies announced more than 2,000 job cuts and figures showed that the country's manufacturing output and orders had fallen to a record low. The FTSE 100 shed 5.2% of its value to close down ...

From Sunday: Home prices drop 7% in Morris - Morris County Daily Record
The average price of a home in Morris County dipped back below a half million dollars in the first half of the year, according to a new data analysis that found the Morris housing market faring slightly worse than the rest of New Jersey. A Gannett ...

Real-Time News - Newark Star-Ledger
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Chancellor clarifies "misunderstanding" over mortgage plans - Times Online
The Chancellor and Treasury have sought to clarify proposals calling for HBOS, Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) to resume lending to homeowners and small businesses "at 2007 levels". In the House of Commons today the Alistair Darling said ...

On the House: Housing here is healthier - Philadelphia Daily News
For the first time since 1996, I did not attend the annual meeting of the National Association of Realtors, which took place earlier this month. The reasons: I've developed a deep hatred of flying - not the being-in-the-air part, but the security ...

Britain faces crisis as negative equity to reach 2 million - Times Online
Collapsing house prices are plunging 60,000 homeowners a month into negative equity, which means the country is on course for a worse crisis than the 1990s crash. At current trends, 2m households will enter negative equity by 2010, outstripping the 1 ...