Here are a few articles of interest. The first one discusses ways to ensure your insurance will cover you in case of a disaster. Then we dive into the world of loans and securities, and how Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will soon roam free as their limits may be lifted off. Finally, a discussion with President Bush, and why he won't support a bill that was supposedly geared at helping homeowners in foreclosure. Lets take a look shall we.
Insuring Your Home Against Disaster (click the title to view the full article)
If the worst happens, you can't be sure you'll collect enough to bring back the home you love. Here's what to do.
Federal Regulators to Ease Rules on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (click the title to view the full article)
Federal regulators for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the biggest buyers of American home mortgages, will remove limits on the amount of loans and securities the companies can own, a step that could help bolster the weakening housing market.
Housing bill will 'bail out lenders' - Bush (click the title to view the full article)
President reiterates his objection to a proposed change to help homeowners in bankruptcy and the creation of a $4 billion fund to let agencies buy foreclosed homes.
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