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Nationwide, Britain's biggest building society, grabbed its biggest ever share of the mortgage market last year and saw its profits jump strongly as it continued to attract customers across from discredited high street banks.
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Demand for mortgage bonds slightly exceeds supply in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund under the Central Bank placed 10 million manat of the sixth issue of interest-bearing secured registered bonds, the Baku Stock Exchange said on Monday.
Bernanke testimony to be studied for policy clues
When Ben Bernanke testifies about the U.S. economy Wednesday, the Federal Reserve chairman's words will be examined for any clues that the Fed might soon taper - or increase - its support for the economy.
Oakland County taking fight against Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to Supreme Court
Oakland County will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in its fight against mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, after an appeals court blocked the county from recovering millions in real estate transfer taxes from the two lenders.
Nearly 20,000 Nevada homeowners get average of $97,000 in mortgage relief
Nearly 20,000 Nevada homeowners have received an average of about $97,000 as part of the $25 billion national settlement over questionable foreclosure and lending practices by some of the nation's largest financial institutions.
Blacks more financially confident, but underserved
While the average African-American is feeling more financially secure, many still feel neglected by the financial industry, new research shows.
Housing rebound continues in Wisconsin
April brings a 22nd consecutive month of growth with sales up 9 percent compared to the month previous.
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Mortgages worth a 331m issued in first quarter
This compares to 999m worth of mortgages issued in the last quarter of 2012 and 450m worth in the first quarter of last year.
Average credit card debt, late payments fall in 1Q
Americans got better about paying their credit card debt on time in the first three months of the year, a period when many borrowers use income tax returns to tackle their holiday season debt.
More Than Refinancing: Why Low Mortgage Rates Matter to Homeowners
Lenders tightened home equity standards a couple of years ago, and it has been hard to leverage all the equity in a home because about 10 to 20 percent must remain untouched.
Miami's City National Bank is a focus of a former Spanish banker's problems in Spain
The purchase price of Miami's highly rated City National Bank of Florida is at the center of a potential criminal case now unfolding in Spain.
More reverse mortgage lending options on tap for retirees
Senate Joint Resolution 18 would amend the Texas Constitution to authorize the Reverse Mortgage for Purchase program and would enhance consumer disclosure requirements for all reverse mortgage loans in Texas.
Scottish Secretary Michael Moore warns that mortgage and pension...
Moore spoke out after a new report prepared by Tory and Lib-Dem MPs from the Scotland Office and the Treasury said the prospect of a new "border" between businesses operating across the UK raises complex questions about regulation, compensation schemes and protection.
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SB Mortgage Lender Austin Lampson Joins On Q
Santa Barbara Mortgage Lender Austin Lampson joined the On Q Financial, Inc. team, serving as a Senior Mortgage Consultant to the firm.
Mortgage rates continue to climb uphill
Mortgages rates have reversed the downward trend seen much of 2013 and headed uphill in recent weeks.
Behind the mortgage settlements from the housing crisis
Banks have paid less than half the $5.7 billion in cash owed to troubled homeowners under nearly 30 settlements brokered by the government since 2008, delaying help to the millions of victims of discrimination and shoddy lending that epitomized the housing crisis, according to a Washington Post analysis of government data.
Amateur investors tap 401(k)s to buy homes
In order to get in on hot housing markets, amateur investors are buying up homes and taking risky measures -- like tapping their retirement accounts -- to fund the deals.
Big banks sell off mortgage servicing rights
After years of collecting mortgage payments from as many people as they could, big U.S. banks such as Bank of America and Wells Fargo are scaling back.