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[Creators.com] President Barack Obama boldly proclaims, "The buck stops here!" But, whenever his policies are criticized, he acts as if the buck stopped with George W. Bush. The party line that we are likely to be

[Citywire] is good news for first time buyers - even if its not very cheery for the rest of us. The house price indices indicate that a decline in demand and lower prices are more than a seasonal blip.

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[The Guardian] The government is slashing payments to disabled homeowners. Photograph: Alamy and housing organisations are accusing the government of potentially forcing thousands of disabled homeowners into

[Sunday Business Post] New regulations have been proposed for lenders in dealing with those in mortgage arrears, writes Emma Kennedy Una and James live in a modest home which they bought five years ago in a 100-house

[Creators.com] Luxury home sales are on the increase, due in part to favorable financing opportunities. Interest rates on large mortgage loans, including "jumbo mortgages" — those needed to finance high-end

[The Daily Camera] Home-buying hangover: Boulder, U.S. markets slump after tax-credit infusion Louis Lopez, with Rock Solid Landscape, digs a trench for the sprinkler system for a new home at Erie Village last month.

[Daily Reckoning - Australian Edition] That's the government's way of handling the crisis. Extend credit and cash to those who don't deserve it. Then, pretend that everything is okay... But the problems don't go away. They just get

[The Irish Times] THE NUMBER of residential mortgage holders who are more than 90 days in arrears on their loan repayments continues to rise. Figures from the Central Bank and the Financial Regulator for the second