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4-18-12 Mortgage Update & Are deferred student loans counted against your income?
May 8th, 2012 | 
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It’s a relatively quiet week. There’s isn’t anything that’s having too much of an impact on rates, so my recommendation is “Float” for this week until next. We may see a slight dip next week and more of an opportunity to lock. There are two reports coming out tomorrow; Jobless claims and Existing home sales, however I don’t foresee the numbers coming out better than the forecast. The news on the horizon is Europe and this time it’s Spain. I think we’ll hear more about them this year and something to keep an eye on since it will have an impact on our market and rates. Topic of the week: Are deferred student loans counted against your income? There’s a difference in when they’re counted and if they’re counted especially if it’s an FHA or Conventional loan. Quote of the week: All business proceeds on beliefs, or judgement of probabilities, and not on certainties. – Charles W. Eliot I hope you have a great week and stay positive! Links: Why Everyone is Freaking Out about Europe: finance.yahoo.com Spain Doesn’t Need a Bailout finance.yahoo.com First Time Homebuyers Guide realestate.aol.com
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Weekly Legislative Update – Feb 1, 2012
Extend Unemployment Insurance Now! Without fast action by Congress, federal unemployment benefits will expire for 2.2 million Americans on February 29. j.mp About these videos: Each week, the legislative team at the Religious Action Center shares our community’s top priority legislation moving through Congress.
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Weekly market update 24.October 2011 by Michael Hewson, CMC Markets
Michael talks about the EU summit and its expectations along with economic data out of Europe, risks to French credit rating, Greek haircuts and Bank recapitalisation. US economic data out this week includes US Q3 GDP, weekly jobless claims, US inflation and improving China data. In the UK he talks about UK Inflation and QE with Mervn King set to speak to UK select committee tomorrow. He also looks at the UK100, S&P500, EURUSD and GBPUSD
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11.02.11 Premarket Update
Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Stock index futures up following two days of sharp market losses, with developments in Greece and a US monetary policy meeting in focus. Some marginally good news. ADP reports that the US private sector added 110000 jobs in October; 100k exp; 116k prior. Initial Jobless Claims dip by 2k.
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3/5/12 Economic Update
Presented By Eric C Hagen, www.EricCHagen.com, @ericchagen, ehagen@nextfinancial.com HEADLINES Gain in consumer spending, durable goods orders & Institute for Supply Management index decline, home prices slip but sales contracts increase, S&P500 & NASDAQ advance while DOW DJIA has a flat week. WEEKLY QUOTE “We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated.” – Maya Angelou WEEKLY TIP Beware of being too risk-averse when it comes to planning retirement income. Some retirees have portfolios so conservative that their incomes struggle to keep pace with inflation. WEEKLY RIDDLE Two fathers and two sons shopped for computers at their local big box retailer. Each bought a PC, yet they bought only three PCs total. How could this be? Last week’s riddle: Name the three English-language three-letter words that begin and end with the letter E. Last week’s answer: Eve, ewe and eye. THIS WEEK: The data stream is pretty light this week, at least in terms of domestic economic news. Monday, ISM releases its February service sector index and we get Census Bureau data on January factory orders. Tuesday offers Q4 earnings from Dick’s Sporting Goods and Pandora Media. Wednesday, we have earnings reports from H&R Block, Hovnanian and American Eagle Outfitters. In addition to new weekly jobless claims figures, Thursday will bring Q4 results from Smithfield Foods, Williams-Sonoma, Quicksilver and Stein Mart. Friday, the February unemployment report comes out along with data on wholesale …
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VisionVictory Economic Update, OWS, Democracy, & Civil Unrest
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MERS Mortgage Fraud Update – Foreclosure Proof MERS Loans!
You are Foreclosure Proof If you have a MERS Mortgage Electronic Registration Services Loan! It is FRAUD! MERS Update – Servicers – JP Morgan/Chase and GMAC stopping foreclosures! All MERS foreclosures in the past – illegal. Judges Ruling Against MERS. Government officials coming out and saying MERS is FRAUD. All updates on All of MERS information on my blog sherriequestioningall.blogspot.com The Direct MERS post – All Information about MERS sherriequestioningall.blogspot.com Join a Facebook Group – STOPPING MERS FORECLOSURES – EXPOSING MERS MORTGAGE FRAUD – www.facebook.com
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Update: Baby C-Section Controversy
Ana Kasparian and Ben Mankiewicz discuss more details on a New Jersey mother who had her baby daughter taken away because she refused to sign a hospital form indicating consent for a c-section prior to her giving birth. On Facebook: www.facebook.com On Twitter: twitter.com TYT Mobile: bit.ly Subscribe: bit.ly www.theyoungturks.com Read Ana’s blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk’s Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com
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Homes.org Releases Mortgage Rates Update – Economic Improvements Cause Rates to Increase
(PRWEB) February 11, 2012
The latest Homes.org weekly mortgage rate report found that interest rates rose slightly last week as was forecast. The increase was just two basis points which is a far smaller swing than the 12 point drop in the week before. It was last week’s better than expected Jobless Claims report and Jobs Report which led to increased investor confidence, less bond buying and the slight bump up in interest rates.
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