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CBO: Fannie, Freddie rescue could cost $25B - Jul. 22, 2008 - News Articles

Budget agency puts possible price tag on Bush plan to stabilize mortgage finance giants Fannie and Freddie - says 50% chance money won't be needed. ...   [click for more]

Borrow Rs25 lakh home loan, repay Rs1 crore - Daily News and Analysis - MSN Newsfeeds

MUMBAI: If the current interest rates stay, you might end up shelling out more than Rs1 crore to pay off a Rs25 lakh home loan. How? Read on. Six months is a long time, especially if you happened to take a home loan back then. Banks were charging a ...    [click for more]

Anger over 100% home loans - The Age - MSN Newsfeeds

BANKS are still offering 100% home loans, despite an increasing risk that falling property prices could mean borrowers owe more than their house is worth. ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, NAB and Westpac will still lend 100% of the purchase price of a ...    [click for more]

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