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Mortgage News for Saturday - March 13, 2004

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• Lenders prompted to offer all mortgage deals to all people
• Mortgage brokers need to be monitored
• Meeting in San Jose, Calif., Resolves to Narrow Latino Homeownership Gap
• Housing Median Touches $406,000 for San Diego County
• Reasons remain to refinance mortgage
• Secret brokers' commissions
• Mortgage rates approaches record low
• END OF THE SUPER LOW HOME LOANS?
• Firing at Mortgage Giants Freddie and Fannie
• Minorities less inclined to get best mortgage rates
• FIXED-RATE MORTGAGE DEALS BEST
• Habitat, others to construct two homes in 2004
• Modifications urged in mortgage selling
• Identity theft costs billions
• Home is where the tax breaks are
• Fannie Mae economist provides rosy outlook for 2004
• Dates set for mortgage foreclosure investigation meetings
• Banks act to protect mortgage borrowers
• Got a cheap mortgage? Credit cards?
• MBA Applauds Over 220 Members of Congress for Approaching HUD to Repropose RESPA Rule
• Group seeks moratorium on certain mortgages
• No Income Home Loans Cafeteria Style
Mortgage News
Modifications urged in mortgage selling - 2004-03-13
Headline grabbing mortgage rates used for attracting new borrowers could soon be a thing of the past thanks to the recommendations of a new Government report.

Professor David Miles, of Imperial College, London, called for an end to the practice of lenders using their existing borrowers on standard variable rates to subsidise competitive deals to attract new customers.
Read the full story at icWales
 
Identity theft costs billions - 2004-03-13
Identity theft cost the nation's banks and retailers $50 billion in losses in 2003, Huntington Banks President and Chief Executive Officer Thomas Hoaglin revealed.

Hoaglin said that 1 percent of credit card accounts, bank accounts and mortgage applications were affected by fraud.

To protect yourself, Hoaglin said to be wary of unsolicited phone calls or Internet messages asking for personal information.
Read the full story at Charleston Daily Mail
 






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