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Chris Vigil: New plan aims to help struggling homeowners - San Gabriel Valley Tribune

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Chris Vigil: New plan aims to help struggling homeowners San Gabriel Valley Tribune Help with those loans is still available through the Home Affordable Refinance Program, or HARP for short. If you are within the guidelines set out in HARP, you might be eligible to take advantage of refinancing your mortgage. New HARP Could Help Up to 6.7 MillionNASDAQ all 18 news articles »

Todays Interest Rates for 30 Year FRM and 15 Year FRM; Home Loan Interest Rate ... - Learning and Finance

Todays Interest Rates for 30 Year FRM and 15 Year FRM; Home Loan Interest Rate ... Learning and Finance As a result, more Americans are in position to apply for a new home loan or to refinance their current interest rates. In addition to this positively skewed news, President Obama is proposing new home refinancing guidelines. If approved, the deal could ... and more »

Editorial: Help underwater homeowners who are responsible - USA TODAY

USA TODAY

Editorial: Help underwater homeowners who are responsible USA TODAY The catch, of course, is that many of those homeowners have too little equity in their homes to be able to refinance — and save an average of $250 a month— under current rules. To deal with this problem, the Obama administration rolled out a ... and more »

Obama unveils mortgage refinancing plan - CBS News

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Obama unveils mortgage refinancing plan CBS News "What this plan will do is help millions of responsible homeowners who make their payments on time but find themselves trapped under falling home values or wrapped in red tape," he said. "If you're ineligible for refinancing just because you're ... Mortgage Relief Plan Aims at RefinancingNew York Times Obama proposes broader housing refinance planUSA TODAY New Obama mortgage refinance plan to near $10 billionHousing Wire RealtyBizNews all 1,125 news articles »

Help 'underwater' homeowners who are responsible - Livingston Daily

Help 'underwater' homeowners who are responsible Livingston Daily The catch, of course, is that many of those homeowners have too little equity in their homes to be able to refinance — and save an average of $250 a month — under current rules. To deal with this problem, the Obama administration rolled out a ...