Finance & Mortgage
Housing Starts Jump to Four-Year High in September
Kristen Stewart Moves Out of Robert Pattinson's House, Buys Los Feliz Home for $2.2 million
Morgan Stanley Sued by ACLU Over Mortgage Discrimination Against Black Home Buyers
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The American Civil Liberties Union sued Morgan Stanley on Monday, alleging racial discrimination over packaging subprime mortgage loans into securities. Government Charges 530 people in Mortgage Scam
The U.S. government has charged 530 people for scheming homeowners in mortgage charges that cost victims more than $1 billion. Fed Says Housing Market Helped Boost Economic Growth
In every region in the U.S., the housing market showed some progress, which contributed to the economic growth at the end of the summer. Wells Fargo Sued: Government Accuses Bank of Mortgage Fraud
Wells Fargo is being sued by United States prosecutors for giving false reports about the number of mortgages it handled while under the assistance of a federal housing program. Homes Expected to Come to Market Falls to it's Lowest
The number of homes that were expected to come onto the housing market fell to its lowest, Tuesday. The number of homes that were expected to come onto the housing market fell to its lowest, than it has been in more than three years, as the housing market begins to show improvement, Tuesday. Dodd-Frank Act to Negatively Affect Realtors and Consumers
The new regulations on mortgage requirements set by the Dodd-Frank Act, and the Federal Reserve's recent regulations proposal, may have a negative impact on both realtors and consumers in today's slow-moving housing recovery. Goldman Sachs Turns Back on Obama, and Supports Romney
The U.S. Corporation that helped President Barack Obama finance his 2008 presidential campaign has turned its back on him this election. Lehman Brothers Make Agreement on Claims
Two Lehman Brothers firms made an agreement in principal to settle claims that amount to $38 billion. Fannie and Freddie Having Difficulties with New Regulations
Lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are having a hard time parting ways with the government. Financial support from the government has helped Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, get back on their feet from the financial breakdown in 2008. Fed's to Continue Buying Mortgage Bonds
Fed's to keep buying mortgage bonds until the job market showed substantial improvement. The latest stimulus program for the purchase of mortgage bonds by the Federal Reserve, which will help the housing market gain a speedy recovery, was discussed during a meeting on Thursday.
