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Editorial: ANZ Bank move not good news for first home seekers
The ANZ's move is fairly aggressive. Competing banks will have to lower rates too to keep their heavily mortgaged customers. Foreclosure News
Editorial: Blacks Still Face a Red Line on Housing
For generations of white American families, homeownership has been a fundamental means of accumulating wealth. Their homes have grown in value over time, providing security in retirement and serving as an asset against which they can borrow for education or other purposes. Foreclosure News
Editorial: Bernardston senior has tough lesson to share on finances NEW
It's almost Dickensian in its pathos: Senior citizen borrows against his home, gets sick and cannot work, falls behind on loan payments, loses home to out-of-town bank. Foreclosure News
EDITORIAL: More controversy surrounding Nevada’s Hardest Hit Fund
The fiasco known as Nevada's Hardest Hit Fund continues to generate controversy. It's long past time to apply a thorough disinfectant. Foreclosure News
Quid row quo: Time to kill city’s row offices | Editorial
Three decades ago, John Green ran as a reformer for Philadelphia sheriff, winning control of a notoriously corrupt law enforcement agency. A federal jury on Tuesday heard just how well that reform effort went, as Green went on trial with businessman James Davis. Foreclosure News
Editorial: What a difference a decade makes
Last month, The Free Lance-Star reported a good news story about the performance of the area's real estate market in 2017. Overall dollar volume was up compared with the year before, and sales prices were up, as was the number of units sold. Foreclosure News
Editorial, Oct. 26, 2017: Housing market getting even tighter, less affordable
At least, that's true for the majority of Santa Cruz County residents, who hope to buy a home or condo or rent one. The continuing escalation of prices and shrinking supply of homes and condos for sale might be good news, though, for those who already own property here, but only if they plan on […]
EDITORIAL: Pueblo ratepayers face another big hit, thanks to Black Hills
Black Hills energy wants even more money from residential ratepayers in Pueblo, who already report bare cupboards, shutoff notices, evictions and foreclosures related to the company's high and escalating rates. As reported by ColoradoPolitics.com this week, State Sen. Leroy Garcia is infuriated that Pueblo energy customers face another rate hike. Foreclosure News
Sarah Palin sues New York Times for alleged defamation in editorial
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