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Home Loans WASHINGTON (AP) -- The head of the government's financial system rescue effort said Thursday the Treasury Department is considering a program to encourage banks to make mortgage loans at low rates to help revive the battered housing market. Under the ... Kashkari: Treasury considering mortgage rate plan - Associated Press Unionized autoworkers are a favorite scapegoat for the problems facing U.S. automakers. Their job security guarantees and gold-plated benefits have surely cost General Motors , Ford Motor and Chrysler a bundle over the past few decades. Indeed, the ... If GM Collapses, Don't Blame The Union - Forbes WASHINGTON -- Detroit's Big Three automakers were humble, contrite and specific Thursday about why they need $34 billion in federal help quickly -- but their bid still faces an uncertain future in Congress. The executives, chastised by lawmakers last ... The Big 3 make another pitch - Miami Herald Realtors, builders, and even the federal government have tried everything from giveaways to incentives to tax credits to get home sales back on track - all with scant results. The newest suggestion - 4.5 percent fixed-interest rates for home loans ... 4.5 percent mortgage: Will it work? - Philadelphia Inquirer At last, Home Front has found a more pleasant way to tell a foreclosure story. When Golden 1 Credit Union recently foreclosed on a 1-acre property near Rio Linda, it didn't just put it back on the market at a big loss. California's biggest credit ... |