Is being ‘Locked Up Abroad’ any worse than being locked up at home?
ABA Journal Daily News
ABA Journal Daily News
ABA Journal Daily News
This Sept. 15, 2008, file photo shows Elizabeth Rose, a specialist with Lehman Brothers MarketMakers, working her post on the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Foreclosure News
Politicians have a taste for promising student loan forgiveness. The Obama administration made federal student loan borrowers in certain repayment plans eligible for forgiveness five years earlier, while the Trump administration has proposed moving the forgiveness date up yet another five years for undergraduate borrowers. Foreclosure News
Turns out the flip side of the coin of the 2008 housing crisis isn't much fun either – call it the 2018 housing crunch. Instead of being trapped by upside-down mortgages, homeowners are trapped by the reality that while their home may sell in days for well over asking price, buying elsewhere in the Denver […]
New estimates suggest at least 300,000 borrowers will become delinquent on their loans and 160,000 could become seriously delinquent, that is, more than 90 days past due, when banks initiate foreclosure proceedings. This from Black Knight Financial Services, which compared mortgaged properties in the FEMA-designated disaster areas in Houston to those in Hurricane Katrina, and […]
ABA Journal Daily News
ABA Journal Daily News
The number of subprime auto loans sinking into delinquency hit their highest level since 2010 in the third quarter, with roughly 6 million individuals at least 90 days late on their car-loan payments. It's behavior much like that seen in the months heading into the 2007-2009 recession, according to data from Federal Reserve Bank of […]
The housing crisis in America is a volatile one. While homeowners are typically thought to be in better shape, many are still hitting a wall – or in this case, having that wall taken away. Foreclosure News