Blog Detail
HSH Associates Financial News Blog
http://blog.hsh.com
A blog dedicated to providing financial news and analysis from the nation's largest publisher of consumer loan information -- HSH Associates.
- Added on: Oct 27th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: HSH Associates
- Listed in: Personal US Economics
- Tags: Economy Government Consumer mortgage rates financial news oil prices
Recent Posts
Our Week in Review
Each Saturday we review all the stories we published during the week — just in case you missed one or two. Friday “FHA Reserves Almost Gone, And There’s No Going Back“: HUD/FHA say no need for a bailout. We say that the FHA...
FHA Reserves Almost Gone, And There’s No Going Back
It’s as bad as many thought. The results of the Federal Housing Administration’s (FHA) annual independent audit were released yesterday after being delayed for about a week. The Federal mortgage insurer’s cash reserves have fallen t...
Fed Cracks Down on Overdraft Fees
As part of an effort to step up consumer protection against things like excessive fees, the Fed announced a final rule, beginning in mid-2010, that will prohibit banks and credit unions from charging overdraft fees unless their customers agree to ove...
All of the Homebuyer Tax Credit Info In One Place
While many of you have been keeping tabs on our regularly-updated post on the homebuyer tax credits, we wanted to take it a step further by writing another post which provides most of (if not all) the links and information you’ll need to answer...
Jobs: “One of the Great Challenges That Remains”
President Obama announced today that a jobs summit will be held at the White House next month in order to recast legislative attention to a sector of the economy that has worsened: “This is one of the great challenges that remains in our economy, a...
HSH in the News
Don’t forget to check in on our “HSH in the News 2009” page located at the top-right section of the blog. News outlets across the country seek to quote not only our mortgage rates and statistics, but they often seek our commentary a...
