Tags: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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Feds Extend Mortgage Refinancing Program
Borrowers have until 2015 to participate
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Fannie Mae Made $17.2 Billion in 2012
Also paid dividends of $11.6 billion to the U.S. Treasury
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More Evidence That Government Policy Was Behind the Mortgage Meltdown
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Government Policy the Major Villain in Mortgage Meltdown
Feds pushed a "no down payment" policy that increased risk
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Taxpayers May Still Be Forced To Bail Out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Billions still at stake
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JPMorgan Loses Bid to Dismiss Mortgage Suits
Federal agency filed suit against 16 banks
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Too Big To Regulate: Barron's Gene Epstein on Dodd-Frank
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Mortgage Rates Hit Record Lows
The average rate on the 30-year loan declined to 3.49 percent from 3.55 percent last week
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Government Tightens Reins on Fannie, Freddie
All your profits are belong to us.
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Fannie Mae Reports Profits, Won't Need Tax Money
Second quarter in a row lender didn't need bailout to stay solvent.
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How Housing Policy Caused the Financial Crisis: Q&A with AEI's Peter Wallison
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Romney Bashes Gingrich, Ignores Occupy Wall Street Protestors in Florida
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Chicago Crosses the Line In Trying to Maintain Property Values
Banks that comply with Chicago's new law may be liable for burglary, trespassing, or similar crimes.