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Kentucky senator slams support for mortgage giants - CNBC - MSN Newsfeeds

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning again condemned a support package for troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, saying the plan backed by the Bush administration "smacks of socialism." In his weekly conference call Tuesday with ...    [click for more]

Quickie - The Economic Times - News Articles

A reverse mortgage is a loan that enables senior home owners aged above 60 years to convert part of their home equity in to income with out having to sell their home, give up their title to it or make monthly mortgage payments. The National Housing Bank, a subsidiary ...   [click for more]

Fooling Around With Fannie And Freddie - Forbes.com - News Articles

Now that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are penny stocks, betting on shareholder survival has become an increasingly popular trade. It remains to be seen whether it is a rewarding one. Fannie Mae ...   [click for more]