Dow jumps as White House moves on bad bank assets (AP)

AP - The Obama administration aimed squarely at the crisis clogging the nation's credit system Monday with a plan to take over up to $1 trillion in sour mortgage securities with the help of private investors.

MIGRANTS RETIRE EARLY AND WE PAY

24th March 2009 - IMMIGRANT workers who gave fake dates of birth are retiring early, thanks to Brit taxpayers. The scam is being used by public ...

Dow jumps as Obama admin. moves on bad bank assets (AP)

AP - The Obama administration aimed squarely at the crisis clogging the nation's credit system Monday with a plan to take over up to $1 trillion in sour mortgage securities with the help of private investors.

Sales of preowned homes climb in February (AP)

AP - Sales of previously occupied homes in the Western United States climbed in February, as low mortgage rates and cheap foreclosed properties drew in many first-time buyers and investors, according to two reports released Monday.

H&R Block sees fewer tax returns (AP)

AP - With about a month to go before the April 15 tax filing deadline, H&R Block Inc. says tax preparation numbers are down from a year ago.

Correction: AIG-Countrywide Lawsuit story (AP)

AP - In a story sent March 19 and March 20 about a unit of American International Group Inc. suing mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp., The Associated Press erroneously reported the amount of government money received by AIG. The company received $182.5 billion, not $170 million.

Credit union victim of soured mortgage market (Reuters)

Reuters - Regulators worked on Saturday to assess troubles at the largest U.S. corporate credit union with the aim of keeping liquidity flowing through the nation's 7,800 credit unions.

UW Foster School of Business Executive Education Seminar Retirement Planning April 21, 2009, 7:30-9:00am This case driven course will examine the ...

Retirement Planning

UW Foster School of Business Executive Education Seminar Retirement Planning April 21, 2009, 7:30-9:00am This case driven course will examine the ...

Fannie Mae CEO defends retention bonuses (AP)

AP - Mortgage giant Fannie Mae's chief executive and a top government regulator warned Friday that canceling bonuses for workers at institutions receiving federal bailout money could undermine efforts to stabilize the U.S. housing market.

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