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Humboldt State’s investments aren’t immune to Wall Street carnage - Eureka Reporter
The impact of the sub-prime mortgage debacle and stock market decline on Humboldt State University’s investment assets is the subject of a meeting Monday between the HSU Foundation finance committee and its investment advisers. After two straight ...

Charity offers up $68M in mortgage rescue money - Batavia Sun
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation said Wednesday it is investing $68 million in grants and low-interest loans to stop foreclosures in Chicago neighborhoods, to help 10,000 households, prevent 2,700 foreclosures by 2010 and provide ...

more Business - San Francisco Gate
The Treasury Department reversed course on its sweeping bailout effort Wednesday, saying it would not use the $700 billion rescue fund approved by Congress to purchase bad mortgage securities but instead will continue... Once a Wall Street favorite ...

Porter: Played in rock bands, learned about responsibility early - Las Vegas Sun
Editor's note: The formative years of the two candidates for the 3rd Congressional District are examined in these stories. Future stories will examine their political and legislative histories. In the early 1970s, when Jon Porter was in high school ...

In face of budget cuts, who will speak for those who can't? - Eureka Times-Standard
On Sept. 23, the California state budget was signed -- a budget notable not only for being extraordinarily late, but also for the nature of the services and programs that were deemed unworthy of funding. Services for seniors received especially ...

After layoff, a move to non-profit world - Crain's Chicago Business
Chicagoan Sol Flores , 34, had been laid off from her job as a PricewaterhouseCoopers consultant when two church acquaintances asked her to become executive director of their fledgling non-profit agency. Six years later, La Casa Norte, which serves ...

Bank sues Brewers Hill developer - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wauwatosa Savings Bank has filed nine foreclosures seeking nearly $11 million from Timothy J. Olson, a landlord and developer, who less than a month ago narrowly won approval from the Milwaukee Common Council to build a commercial, apartment and ...

YOUR SECURITY: Getting SSI? Be sure to keep Social Security informed - Eureka Times-Standard
Do you get monthly Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments? If so, then be sure to report any changes in your living arrangements to your local Social Security office. It could mean an increase, or decrease, in your payment amount. Here's why ...

Selected recent California newspaper editorials - San Jose Mercury News
It took state lawmakers more than three months past their July 1 deadline to finally work out a budget deal this year. Now, just weeks later, it turns out that stinky budget plan wasn't enough to solve the budget crisis. State lawmakers are back in ...

Experts Divided Over Executive Pay Curbs in Germany - Deutsche Welle
A heated debate in Germany about curbing executive pay and holding managers personally liable for huge losses at banks in the wake of the global financial turmoil came to a head this week with a number of German bankers being asked to return their ...

Today's Mortgage Terms starting with M

Margin: The percentage difference between the index for a specific loan and the interest rate charged. This is a number already set by the lender.

Market Value: The price at which a given property or product is transacted between a willing, unhurried buyer and a seller who know all the pertinent facts about the property.

Mortgage Banker: A financial institution who directly funds home loans, sells them to investors, arranges monthly payments and handles escrow. Some mortgage bankers sell their loans on the secondary market.

Mortgage Broker: A broker arranges financing for borrowers with a variety of lenders. A mortgage broker does not make the loan, but receives payments for its services.

Mortgage Insurance: It is insurance to protect the lender in case you default on your loan. With conventional loans, mortgage insurance is generally not required if you make a down payment of at least 20% of the home's appraised value. It is also known as PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance).

Mortgage Loan: A loan for which a specific real estate property serves as collateral to provide for repayment in case of default.

Mortgage Refinance: A refinanced mortgage is one in which a borrower pays down an old loan with a new loan. People who refinance a mortgage tend do so to get a lower interest rate, lowering their payments or to take cash out of their home equity.

Mortgagee: The lender in a mortgage loan relationship. Property is used as collateral to make payment.

Mortgagor: The borrower in a mortgage loan relationship. Property is used as collateral to make payment.

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