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'Help' Can Be Costly - BusinessWeek
By Robert Berner The implosion of the subprime mortgage market has been a boon to loan-modification consultants who promise to help borrowers refinance and get back on the road to financial stability. Some advisers steer clients toward taxpayer ...

The Conservatives Battle with Adam Smith - OpEdNews.com
The bailout is failing because it is a trickle down bailout to solve the problems created by a trickle down economy. In case you haven’t noticed the stock market has fallen into the low 8,000’s and gyrates by 200-500 points a day, somewhat akin ...

Fed officials: Housing is basis for recovery - Inrich.com
The U.S. economy is not likely to recover until the housing market stabilizes, according to experts from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. And the housing industry is still in distress, though the Richmond area is faring better than most. The ...

Tea Fire Takes Conejo Road Residents by Surprise - Santa Barbara Independent
del.icio.us. UPDATE: ON Monday morning, November 17, Montecito Fire Department Chief Kevin Wallace clarified the situation regarding the Sycamore Canyon Road gate. The fire was first reported at 5:45 p.m. Fire Marshall Jim Langhorn arrived at and ...

Register for FREE - Wall Street Journal
Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. The absurdist drama “The Bailout,” now playing under the Capitol Rotunda, is perversely reassuring. It has reinforced my long-held belief ...

McCain's bailout: moral hazard or economic salvation? - Los Angeles Times
During the Oct. 7 presidential debate, John McCain proposed to spend $300 billion of other people's money to buy "bad" mortgages. This is a very misguided proposal. Even if the myriad details were handled correctly, McCain's "American Homeownership ...

S.F. Fed chief wants more done on housing - San Francisco Gate
Friday, October 31, 2008 "We have a long way to go before the credit crunch shows significant healing, and for that reason I think it is worth considering other types of policies to address the crisis," said Janet Yellen, CEO of the Federal Reserve ...

New rush to modify home loans raises 'moral hazard' issue - Los Angeles Times Blogs
As the government and private lenders face more pressure to aid struggling borrowers in a worsening economy, they’ll inevitably have to deal with the "moral hazard" issue: They may be encouraging applications for help from people who could ...

Waynesville adds $200,000 to building loan - Waynesville Daily Guide
Following major concerns about employee safety and a possible building collapse, Waynesville councilmen voted in a Thursday evening special session to refinance an existing utility loan that will provide about $200,000 to replace flood-damaged Parks ...

King's dose of realism a point of interest - Guardian Unlimited
If you scrutinise Mervyn King's speech last night, it is still possible to find the governor of the Bank of England fretting about inflationary dangers. Prospects for oil and other commodity prices are "difficult to assess"; the credit crunch will ...

Today's Mortgage Terms starting with A

Accrued Interest: Interest earned but has not been paid

Additional Principal Payment: A payment made by the borrower of more than the scheduled principal amount due with the purpose of reducing the remaining balance on the loan.

Adjustable Rate Mortgage: Loans with interest rates that are adjusted periodically based on changes of a pre-determined index. The index is based on market rates such as Treasury bills and prime rates. The ARM has an interest rate cap that limits the amount the interest rate can change.

Adjustment Period: Applicable to an ARM, the time between changes in the interest rate.

Amortization: Repayment of a debt with periodic payments, usually monthly, of principal and interest calculated to pay down the loan within a predetermined time.

Amortization Schedule: A timetable for payment of a mortgage detailing the amount of each payment applied to interest and principal and the balance left outstanding.

Annual Percentage Rate (APR): The cost of credit shown as a yearly rate. The annual percentage rate is usually not the same as the interest rate. The APR will be higher than the interest rate stated in the note due to the fact that it includes the interest rate, loan discount points, fees and mortgage insurance.

Appraisal Fee: A fee charged by a licensed, certified appraiser for a written estimate of a property's current market value at a specific time.

Assumable Mortgage: A mortgage that can be taken over by the buyer when a home is sold by the previous owner.

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