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Mortgage News for Wednesday - January 28, 2004

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• US mortgage applications down last week, rates up
• Durable goods orders flat; new-home sales lower in December but makes record for 2003
• Fed adjusts rate policy slightly; mortgage rates stay low
• Fannie Mae to help minorities purchase homes
• Mortgage Repossessions at lowest level since 1982
• NetBank profit lower, mortgages to drag down 1st quarter
• House prices higher in January
• New Home Sales Surprise, They're Lower
• Finance: Another opportunity at low mortgage rates
• Refinancings cut into Private Mortgage Insurance profits
• Metropolitan Mortgage accepts chief's resignation
• Housing boost for Mortgage Bank Northern Rock
• MPs ataack insurance chiefs' bumper pay rises
• California Home Prices Increase by 19.4 Percent
• Countrywide Posts 121 Percent Earnings Surge in Fourth Quarter
• Western New Yorkers Who Missed Earlier Bandwagon Rush to Mortgage Lenders
• Massachusetts Housing Market Still Strong, Realtors Say
• Police: Oleh fraud cost state, banks hundreds of millions
• Cosigner Complaint
• Tips for improving your credit score
• Egyptian American Bank launches private mortgage company
• Scottish Widows Bank launches online mortgage service
Mortgage News
Egyptian American Bank launches private mortgage company - 2004-01-28
Chairman of the Egyptian American Bank (EAB) Mahmoud Abdel Latif has unveiled the creation of Egypt's first private sector mortgage company. The authorized capital of company will be of 100 million Egyptian pounds ($16 million).

The new entity jointly owned by EAB, International Financial Corporation (IFC), Deutsche Investitions – und Entwicklungsgesellschaft, HDFC Investments and the Bank of Alexandria (BOA).
Read the full story at Mena Report
 
Scottish Widows Bank launches online mortgage service - 2004-01-28
Scottish Widows Bank has launched an interactive mortgage application service that allows IFAs and brokers to send agreements in principle and track cases online.

The service will enable IFAs to submit agreements in principle electronically with no need for a client signature. The bank says users of this service will receive a decision from its credit team within one hour.
Read the full story at Finextra Research
 






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