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Mortgage News for Saturday - January 10, 2004

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Mortgage News
Wells Fargo banking charters combined in South Dakota - 2004-01-10
Wells Fargo & Co. has combined its separate-state bank charters, including its Minnesota bank, into one South Dakota-based bank.

Wells Fargo, which has added about 5,000 Twin Cities jobs since 1998 through its banking, mortgage and other operations, said it will not cut any of its 17,600 Minnesota jobs as a result of the consolidation.
Read the full story at Star Tribune
 
Habitat for Humanity wants local support - 2004-01-10
Yukon taxpayers could be acquiring a piece of land for Habitat for Humanity Yukon. The organization intends to approach the territorial government for a lot donation some time in the next month.

He noted that because YTG is the only developer of new lots in the Yukon, the group will approach the territorial government. Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit volunteer housing program which builds houses for people who may not be eligible for a traditional bank mortgage.
Read the full story at Whitehorse Star Daily
 






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