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Deal Is Closer for a US Plan on Mortgage Relief - New York Times


Deal Is Closer for a US Plan on Mortgage Relief
New York Times
The banks — led by the five biggest mortgage servicers, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial — want to settle an investigation into abuses set off in 2010 by evidence that they foreclosed on borrowers with only a ...
Mortgage Deal Reached In 2008 Shows Pitfalls To Avoid In Current SettlementHuffington Post

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Obama Says Home-Mortgage Relief Plan Will Eliminate US's 'Biggest Drag' - Bloomberg


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Obama Says Home-Mortgage Relief Plan Will Eliminate US's 'Biggest Drag'
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Enlarge image US President Barack Obama US President Barack Obama Chris Kleponis/Bloomberg US President Barack Obama. President Barack Obama is asking Americans to press Congress to pass his new US homeowner relief plan that includes a tax on financial ...
Obama pressures Congress on mortgage refinance programFox News
Obama: Let's fix the housing crisisNew York Daily News
President Obama: A plan to help responsible homeownersDetroit Free Press
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Obama's latest housing plan - Financial Times


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Obama's latest housing plan
Financial Times
Last week Republicans said President Barack Obama's latest plan to refinance “underwater” homes – where the mortgage exceeds the value of the property – would be “dead on arrival” in Congress. In his weekly address on Saturday, Mr Obama redoubled his ...
Lower unemployment numbers a boon for Obama, complicates Romney strategyThe Grio
Romney Says Obama Doesn't Deserve Credit for U.S. Job GrowthSan Francisco Chronicle

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Obama mortgage plan looks dead on arrival - CBS News


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Obama mortgage plan looks dead on arrival
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President Barack Obama holds up a proposed mortgage application form as he speaks at the James Lee Community Center in Falls Church, Va., on Feb. 1, 2012. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen) COMMENTARY President Barack Obama's new mortgage plan is smart and ...
Obama's Mortgage Refi Plan To Go Through FHACNBC.com
Obama to detail broader housing refinance planBusinessWeek
Mortgage Relief Plan Aims at RefinancingNew York Times
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President Obama proposes fixes for real estate market - Las Vegas Review-Journal


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President Obama proposes fixes for real estate market
Las Vegas Review-Journal
The housing plan we launched a couple of years ago has helped nearly 1 million responsible homeowners refinance their mortgages and save an average of $300 each month. But even with rates at historic lows, too many families are underwater and unable to ...
What is it about 'no free lunch' that Obama doesn't understand?Human Events
Housing Bubbles & Mortgage Crisis - Did we learn?Coastal Courier (blog)
Romney Avoids Nevada's Housing Market Problems with a Tactic That Could Work ...Money Morning
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Homeowners struggle to get mortgage relief - Tulsa World


Homeowners struggle to get mortgage relief
Tulsa World
President Barack Obama recently announced plans to increase incentives to private lenders that provide mortgage relief to homeowners. Mike Wise, 44, lost his job in April 2009 and sought mortgage relief as he looked for a new job.

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Obama's mortgage plan: Who really benefits? - The Week Magazine


Christian Science Monitor
Obama's mortgage plan: Who really benefits?
The Week Magazine
But is the new tax on banks that would cover the program's multi-billion costs a deal-breaker? President Obama's mortgage plan aims to help those who owe more on their homes than their homes are worth. Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images SEE ALL 26 PHOTOS ...
Obama plan to lower mortgage payments could help, but how much?Christian Science Monitor
Obama to appear in Falls Church to announce mortgage refinancing planWashington Post (blog)
NAMB Backs Obama Administration-Led Housing Crisis SolutionsNational Mortgage Professional Magazine
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Obama's Mortgage Plan Announcement Disappoints - NuWire Investor


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Obama's Mortgage Plan Announcement Disappoints
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President Obama in his State of the Union address on Tuesday proposed a plan that would allow every "responsible homeowner" a chance to save $3000 a year on their mortgage by refinancing at historically low interest rates.
Two Obama initiatives to address foreclosure crisis face hurdlesLos Angeles Times
Uphill Fight Awaits New Mortgage-Fraud UnitWall Street Journal
Obama's unwelcome matNew York Daily News
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An Easier Path to Refinancing - New York Times


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An Easier Path to Refinancing
New York Times
It is only a first step toward healing the economy's biggest open wound, but President Obama's new mortgage refinancing plan could provide considerable relief for millions of homeowners shackled to high interest rates.
Halfway homeWashington Post
The New Refinance Programs: will they help the Arizona Economy?Examiner.com
Rewarding Homeowners for Good BehaviorCenter For American Progress
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Obama Proposes Mortgage-Refinance Plan - Wall Street Journal


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Obama Proposes Mortgage-Refinance Plan
Wall Street Journal
Three months ago, Mr. Obama traveled to Las Vegas to trumpet a revamped initiative to refinance government-guaranteed mortgages, using the slogan "We Can't Wait" for Congress to act. Unlike the existing program, which was unveiled in 2009, ...
Will Obama's Mortgage Refinance Plan Be D.O.A.?U.S. News & World Report
Will Obama's Mortgage Plan Work?Credit.com News (blog)
Obama Answers Bernanke Plea With Refinancing Plan: MortgagesBusinessWeek
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