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ThereÕ still time to fix Fannie and Freddie
Jan 12, 2016It’s 2016, and since 2008, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been in government conservatorship. Does that mean it’s time to give up on reforming the housing finance system? The answer is no. It is still possible to move away from this government-sponsored enterprise model and create a stronger system that makes affordable mortgages available to consumers, allows more competition and better protects the taxpayer from risk.
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loanDepot’s fight to be the No. 1 nonbank consumer lender
Jan 11, 2016 -
Is the West Coast about to finally witness a slowdown?
Jan 11, 2016 -
Monday Morning Cup of Coffee: Here’s how not to gauge the U.S. economy
Jan 11, 2016 -
Tina Fey buys $9.5M co-op above her home
Jan 08, 2016 -
Here are the top 10 cities for first-time homebuyers this year
Jan 07, 2016 -
CFPB seeks feedback on mortgage information guidelines
Jan 07, 2016 -
Fed minutes reveal December rate hike wasn’t guaranteed
Jan 06, 2016 -
Proof the housing market can survive a Fed interest rate hike
Jan 06, 2016 -
Appraisal volume finishes the year slightly up from 2014
Jan 05, 2016 -
Here’s how to stop credit unions from dying
Jan 04, 2016 -
Oregon No. 1 state to move to
Jan 04, 2016
