Change is good
LOS ANGELES – A newly streamlined government plan to reward homeowners who diligently pay their underwater mortgages is proving a bonanza for banks, which by one estimate may pocket $12 billion in extra revenue by refinancing loans. The revisions to the Obama administration’s 3-year-old Home Affordable Refinance Program have yielded mixed results for homeowners, analysts and mortgage ...
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Mortgage-aid plan pays off for lenders
A newly streamlined government plan to reward homeowners who diligently pay their underwater mortgages is proving a bonanza for banks, which by one estimate may pocket $12 billion in extra revenue by refinancing loans.
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Federal refinancing program boosts bank profits
LOS ANGELES — A newly streamlined government plan to reward homeowners who diligently pay their underwater mortgages is proving a bonanza for banks, which by one estimate may pocket $12 billion in extra revenue by refinancing loans.
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Gentiva® Health Services Reports First Quarter 2012 Results
ATLANTA, May 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Gentiva Health Services, Inc. (GTIV), the largest provider of home health and hospice services in the United States based on revenue, today reported first quarter ...
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Extra payments a winner
Last week's rate cut gives home loan borrowers a golden opportunity to build equity in their home and pay off their debt sooner, writes John Kavanagh.
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