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Mon, 06 Sep 2010 01:58:36 +0000

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Treasurys, Dollar Up; Fed Said Will Rollover Debt

Mon, 16 Aug 2010 18:54:37 +0000

Fed statement fails to calm retail sector jitters
MarketWatch) — Retail stocks stayed in the negative territory Tuesday afternoon after Federal Reserve policy makers kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged and decided to take a small easing step given that the recovery is likely to be more modest in the near term than had been expected. The S&P Retail Index fell 0.8% to 415.20. Market Pulse Stories are Rapid-fire, short news bursts on …

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Canadian Markets: Canadian stocks end off day’s lows but close down
Canadian stocks closed lower Tuesday, weighed by falling commodities prices, but coming off session lows after the U.S. Federal Reserve said it would take steps to stimulate U.S. economic growth.

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Tech Stocks: Tech stocks end day with broad losses
Negative analyst views on the state of the PC semiconductor market help to drag the tech sector into the red.

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TREASURIES-Bonds jump after Fed says to buy long-dated debt
TREASURIES-Bonds jump after Fed says to buy long-dated debt

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Treasurys, Dollar Up; Fed Said Will Rollover Debt
Treasurys, Dollar Up; Fed Said Will Rollover Debt

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Tech Stocks: Tech stocks end day with broad losses
Negative analyst views on the state of the PC semiconductor market help to drag the tech sector into the red.

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Bank of America Repurchase Requests for Mortage Debt Total $11.1 Billion

Tue, 10 Aug 2010 04:54:04 +0000

Allied Nationwide reinvestment rate slips below 30pc
Allied Nationwide Finance, which pulled its prospectus on Friday as it disputes a potential beach of its Trust Deed with trustee Guardian Trust, had a debenture reinvestment rate of just 29.3 per cent in May. It also must replace…

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Bank of America Repurchase Requests for Mortage Debt Total $11.1 Billion
Bank of America Corp. , the biggest U.S. lender by assets, said it has been dealing with a very limited number of requests to repurchase soured mortgages out of securities lacking government-backed guarantees.

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Personal Finance – Have Consumers Had a Belly Full of Personal Debt?

Fri, 02 Jul 2010 09:07:45 +0000

For months, we were trigger-swipe happy, putting our groceries,

clothes, holidays and service charges on our credit cards.

We wanted mortgages, we took out loans, we watched Property

Ladder and What Not To Wear. Whether you were born middle

class, had middle class aspirations, you became middle class

through your spending. Debt united people around the UK, we

sympathised with each other on what we couldn’t afford but

it didn’t matter, we still bought it. Soon everybody had a

bottle of Jacob’s Creek in their kitchen and olives and humous

in the fridge.

Yet, it would seem as if a debt conscience is setting in.

This morning, The Guardian printed a story based on the fact

that Nationwide had reported a 0.2% decrease in the average

house price, whilst the Times reported on a statement from

the Bank of England, showing that credit-card borrowing was

at its slowest rate for more than four years, with mortgage

lending also very static.

According to the latest Department of Trade and Industry

Survey, 5% of individuals reported finding their household’s

debt repayments a “heavy burden” and 4% of individuals are

currently behind in payments for at least one credit commitment

or domestic bill over the past three months.

According to Credit Action, in December 2004, 1.2 million

electricity and 1 million gas domestic customers were behind

in repaying their debts to their supplier. Additionally 20%

of people say that they often neglect checking their bank

balance because “they are too scared to find out how much

money they have”, according to Lloyds TSB.

Credit Action also reported that the number of people searching

for help to manage their debts had almost doubled in May in

2005, compared to figures in May 2004 and a survey from Relate

revealed that 44% of couples find money to be a contentious

issue in their relationship and a quarter of people in debt

are receiving treatment for stress, depression and anxiety

from their GP.

It doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom however. If you’re

lucky enough to have no outstanding debt, you can keep you

finances in shape by exploiting the services of sites such

as moneynet, which provide financial product price comparison

information and extensive consumer information guides. If you

have any outstanding debts, you can seek advice from the

Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) or Citizens’ Advice

and financial comparison sites like lowermybills and moneynet

also provide detailed research on debt consolidation loans

and debt management.

Article written by Rachel Lane.

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Bank write-offs double for bad credit card debt

Sun, 27 Jun 2010 12:23:04 +0000

The Bank of England has reported a significant rise in the amount of money that banks have written off as bad debts on their credit cards.

The Bank figures show that the total value of the write-offs doubled to 1.6bn in the third quarter of 2009.

In the first and second quarter, the figure had been around 800m. The total amount of credit card related write-offs totalled 3.2bn during 2008.

These unusually high figures are largely due to the recession and are an acknowledgement by the banks that defaulting borrowers will never repay the outstanding debts.

In comparison, the total amount of mortgages written off in 2008 was just 408m, while averaging 260m in each of the first three quarters of 2009.

Banks and other lenders put much larger sums, running into several billions of pounds, aside each year to cover potential losses on credit cards, mortgages, overdrafts, and personal loans.

“There was a one-off write-off of impaired credit card balances by one of the banking groups,” said a spokesman for the British Bankers’ Association.

David Black of the financial consultancy Defaqto, said that over the last four years, banks have been much more careful about who they will lend to.

“HSBC, NatWest and RBS will only offer new credit cards or unsecured loans to their current account customers,” he said.

“Banks also want to sweep bad news into one year’s accounts to make future years look better,” he added.

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credit card related write-offs totalled 3.2bn during 2008.

These unusually high figures are largely due to the recession and are an acknowledgement by the banks that defaulting borrowers will never repay the outstanding debts.

In comparison, the total amount of mortgages written off in 2008 was just 408m, while averaging 260m in each of the first three quarters of 2009.

Banks and other lenders put much larger sums, running into several billions of pounds, aside each year to cover potential losses on credit cards, mortgages, overdrafts, and personal loans.

“There was a one-off write-off of impaired credit card balances by one of the banking groups,” said a spokesman for the British Bankers’ Association.

David Black of the financial consultancy Defaqto, said that over the last four years, banks have been much more careful about who they will lend to.

“HSBC, NatWest and RBS will only offer new credit cards or unsecured loans to their current account customers,” he said.

“Banks also want to sweep bad news into one year’s accounts to make future years look better,” he added.

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Country-by-country look at Europe’s debt crisis

Thu, 03 Jun 2010 09:08:55 +0000

Mortgage rates are back near record low
Turmoil in the stock market and the European debt crisis are making life easier for American homebuyers and families looking to refinance: Mortgage rates are inching closer to a record low.

China orders review of local government financing arms amid debt warnings

Sun, 30 May 2010 21:09:06 +0000

Bad financial predictions? No, just bad timing
Outlook for higher rates, falling bonds and stronger dollar disrupted by setbacks to global economic recovery

US on track despite Euro debt concerns

Sat, 29 May 2010 22:09:58 +0000

Strong April boosts economy
The economic recovery got a lift in April as orders for large manufactured goods surged while sales of new homes benefited from homebuyer tax credits.

Blackstone Sends EOP Debt to Special Loan Servicer (Update1)

Wed, 26 May 2010 14:06:42 +0000

Dow Dips Below 10,000, Then Bounces Back
The Dow Jones industrials plunged below 10,000 to their lowest level of the year Tuesday before a late-day rebound that erased most of the losses if not lingering worries about Europe’s debt crisis.

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Blackstone Sends EOP Debt to Special Loan Servicer (Update1)
May 24 (Bloomberg) — The Blackstone Group sent a package of $4.9 billion in debt left over from its 2007 purchase of Sam Zell s Equity Office Properties Trust to a special loan servicer, Fitch Ratings said today.

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Debt Settlement Company Bankruptcy Alternative Provides Faster Debt Consolidation than Credit Counseling

Sun, 23 May 2010 17:09:48 +0000

Editor’s Notebook
CROWNSVILLE PROPERTY – Ideas for using the site of the former Crownsville Hospital Center, currently owned by the state, have included residential development, a center for nonprofit organizations and a veterans hospital.