Greenspan says Adjustable Rate Mortgages might be better option - 2004-02-24
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Monday that Americans' desire for long-term, fixed-rate mortgages suggests many are paying more than necessary for their homes and suggested consumers would benefit if lenders offered more alternatives.

In a standing-room-only speech to the Credit Union National Association meeting here, Greenspan also said U.S. household finances appeared generally sound, despite rising debt levels and bankruptcy filings.
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Don't ignore tax breaks for mortgage points - 2004-02-24
Did you take advantage of historically low mortgage rates last year to acquire, build or refinance a home? Then you probably already know of the tax advantage that mortgage interest can bring.

But many homeowners overlook the tax break available for points paid to get a home loan. In some cases, points also could shave tax bills for folks who refinanced or got an equity loan or line of credit.
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