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Lloyds Loss Misses Estimates as HBOS Bad Loans Rise (Update1)

Lloyds Loss Misses Estimates as HBOS Bad Loans Rise (Update1)
Lloyds’s pretax loss narrowed to 6.3 billion pounds ($9.6 billion) from 6.7 billion pounds in 2008, the London-based bank said in a statement today. That missed the 6.1 billion-pound median loss estimated by 22 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Lloyds fell in London trading.

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Rates on 30-year home loans rise

Rates on 30-year home loans rise
The average rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage was 5.05 percent this week, up from 4.93 percent a week earlier.

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Rates on 30-year home loans rise to 5.05 pct

Rates on 30-year home loans rise to 5.05 pct
WASHINGTON – Rates for 30-year home loans rose above the 5 percent threshold for the first time in three weeks,…

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Fewer people falling behind on home loans, mortgage bankers report

Fewer people falling behind on home loans, mortgage bankers report
Report shows decline in late loan payments

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Report: Fewer people falling behind on home loans

Report: Fewer people falling behind on home loans
WASHINGTON The number of borrowers falling behind on their mortgage payments dropped sharply at the end of last year, a sign the foreclosure crisis is beginning to ebb. The Mortgage Bankers Association said today that the percentage of borrowers who missed just one payment on their home loans fell to 3.6 percent in the October to December quarter, down from 3.8 percent in the third quarter. The …

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Fewer people falling behind on home loans

Fewer people falling behind on home loans
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of borrowers falling behind on their mortgage payments dropped sharply at the end of last year, a sign the foreclosure crisis is beginning to ebb. The Mortgage Bankers Association

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Report: Fewer falling behind on home loans

Report: Fewer falling behind on home loans
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Rates on 30-year home loans fall to 4.93 percent

Rates on 30-year home loans fall to 4.93 percent
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rates for 30-year home loans edged lower for the second straight week, a report said Thursday, but…

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Fed bumps up rate banks pay for emergency loans

Fed bumps up rate banks pay for emergency loans
The Federal Reserve decided Thursday to boost the rate banks pay for emergency loans. The action is part of a broader move to pull back the extraordinary aid it provided to fight the financial crisis.

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Despite government program, lenders still slow to modify loans for struggling homeowners

Despite government program, lenders still slow to modify loans for struggling homeowners
Posted 9:33 a.m. Thurs., 02.11.10 – Nearly a year after President Barack Obama announced a government-backed mortgage modification plan to help struggling American homeowners, the program is under fire from housing advocates who say it lacks teeth and from a congressional oversight panel that questions its effectiveness.

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