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Ford Motor Co. asks Congress for $9B line of credit; says it hopes not ... - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Hey Congress, Why dont you pay off my student loan and my mortgage? I am paying my loans on time, and not buying things i can't afford. … read more Why are we helping out the dumb people? They will fall right back into debt. How about tough love ...

Mortgage rates dropping - Herald Tribune
The government's $800 billion attempt to resuscitate credit and housing markets is being felt in Southwest Florida -- especially in mortgage rates. On Monday, rates on a 30-year, fixed-rate loan were hovering as low as 5.38 percent. Brokers expect ...

Borrowers look for a 'taste of the bailout pie' - MSNBC
Would-be mortgage borrowers have rushed to refinance their loans and even weighed plans to buy homes following the government's move this week to loosen consumer lending. With interest rates suddenly plummeting, "the phone is ringing, the e-mails ...

Seeking a Piece of 'Bailout Pie' - Washington Post
Would-be mortgage borrowers have rushed to refinance their loans and even weighed plans to buy homes following the government's move this week to loosen consumer lending. With interest rates suddenly plummeting, "the phone is ringing, the e-mails ...

As Loan Rates Fall, Borrowers Seek 'Taste of the Bailout Pie ... - Washington Post
Would-be mortgage borrowers have rushed to refinance their loans and even weighed plans to buy homes following the government's move this week to loosen consumer lending. With interest rates suddenly plummeting, "the phone is ringing, the e-mails ...

London Scottish debt-collection arm for sale - Times Online
Ernst & Young is preparing to sell Robinson Way, London Scottish Bank's profitable debt collection business, after being appointed to run the failed sub-prime lender and savings provider yesterday. It is understood that the administrator is preparing ...

commercial real estate - New York Observer
95 Morton Street. The New York-based real estate private equity firm Brickman has dropped $96.5 million on 95 Morton Street, an eight-story pile of bricks at the corner of Morton and Washington streets. The Fifth Avenue firm signed the deed on Nov ...

Take a Stand Against Government Spending - Seekingalpha.com
By any reasonable assessment, the Troubled Asset Relief Program has been a miserable failure and a complete waste of taxpayer money. The basis used to ram the bill through Congress was the purchase of the toxic assets off of bank’s books. Not one ...

$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 ...

Tom Acitelli - New York Observer
Yowza! In an email time-stamped 6:38 a.m., The Real Estate Group New York declared that Manhattan was now, for all intents and purposes, a tenant's market going forward. "Landlords are feeling a lot of pressure this month," Daniel Baum, the firm's ...