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Bank of America, Countrywide, and Merrill Lynch Sued by A.I.G for $10 Billion
by Jennifer Case on August 9, 2011
A.I.G. has sued Bank of America for $10 billion over what A.I.G. claims to be misrepresentation of mortgage securities investments.
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More Supermarkets in Low-Income Neighborhoods Doesn’t Curb Obesity
by Derek Campbell on August 4, 2011
A study has found that easy access to grocery stores does not necessarily translate into healthier eating habits, specifically in low-income neighborhoods.
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How Prepared Is Your Home for a Natural Disaster?
by Curtis White on July 23, 2011
Since no one can predict exactly when and where a natural disaster will hit, being as prepared as possible is the smartest step to take.
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In the Struggle to Balance the Budget, Federal Lands Could Be Sold
by Michael Reubelt on July 18, 2011
The recession has forced politicians to find new ways to balance the budget. The White House has proposed selling federal land as a way of raising funds.
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Head of Mortgage Company Sentenced to 30 Years for $3 Billion in Fraud
by Michael Reubelt on July 12, 2011
A court sentenced Lee Farkas to 30 years in prison for his role in what prosecutors dubbed one of the “largest bank fraud schemes in this country’s history.”
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Getting a Mortgage With Mediocre Credit
by Derek Campbell on July 8, 2011
As the housing market slowly rebounds from the bubble bursting, potential homeowners worry that they will be unable to qualify for a mortgage.
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Wells Fargo and Bank of America Leave the Reverse Mortgage Business
by Branford Lyles on July 5, 2011
While the move may affect as many as 1,000 employees, Wells Fargo has said it will try to transfer them rather than issue layoffs.
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Troubles With ‘Green’ Home Appraisal
by Erin Scobie on July 3, 2011
Homeowners have a difficult time getting the value of “green” features, like energy-efficient appliances and alternative power, appraised.
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