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12 May 2012 ~ Comments Off

Mortgage rates fall to record low

Diane Alter – AHN News Reporter Arlington, VA, United States (AHN) – Mortgage rates in the U.S. have fallen to a record low-again. The average rate for 30-year fixed loan slipped to 3.84 percent for the week ending May 3, down from 3.88 percent in theor week. It is the lowest ever for the 30-year [...]

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02 May 2012 ~ Comments Off

Japan announced food aid to Nepal

Anil Giri – AHN News Correspondent Kathmandu, Nepal (AHN) – Japan has agreed to provide financial support of ¥250 million (approximately $3 million) to Nepal as food aid. Narayan Kaji Shrestha, Nepal’s deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs, and Koichiro Gemba, Japan’s foreign minister, witnessed the signing of the deal Sunday at the [...]

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23 January 2012 ~ Comments Off

Mortgage rates hit another record low

Diane Alter – AHN News Reporter New York, NY, United States (AHN) – Rates for U.S. 30 year mortgages dropped to the lowest level on record as the number of homeowners seeking to reduce their monthly payments soared. The average rate for a 30-year fixed loan for the week ending Jan. 19 fell to 3.88 [...]

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24 December 2011 ~ Comments Off

Mortgage rates fall to historic lows once again

Diane Alter – AHN News Reporter New York, NY, United States (AHN) – How low can they go? That is the question many people are asking after the average rate on 30-year fixed mortgages hit new lows again for the week ending Dec. 22. The average rate on 30-year fixed mortgages fell to a record [...]

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14 November 2011 ~ Comments Off

Perry says Sorry, oops and that he won’t step down

Diane Alter – AHN News Reporter Rochester, MI, United States (AHN) – Wednesday’s CNBC Republican debate in Michigan wasn’t without a few gaffs and gaps. The Republican candidates stressed their opposition to U.S. government bailouts for banks, Europe and the auto industry. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney rejected a suggestion that the U.S. should help [...]

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04 November 2011 ~ Comments Off

Average student loan debt clinbs to new high

Diane Alter – AHN News Reporter New York, NY, United States (AHN) – There is nothing average about the new average student loan debt. The average debt of college seniors who graduated in 2010 with student loans increased 5 percent from a year earlier to $25,250. The amount is the highest level ever. The figure [...]

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25 September 2011 ~ Comments Off

Greeks protest over fresh austerity measures

Vittorio Hernandez – AHN News Athens, Greece (AHN) – Thousands of Greek workers went back to the streets on Thursday to protest the fresh round of austerity measures the government had to put in place to qualify for more bailout from the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. To get $10.95 billion (EUR [...]

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15 September 2011 ~ Comments Off

Study: Growing number of college grads filing for bankruptcy protection

Vittorio Hernandez – AHN News Washington, DC, United States (AHN) – A rising number of college graduates are filing for bankruptcy protection, says a study by the Institute for Financial Literacy scheduled for release on Tuesday. In 2006, degree holders accounted for 11.2 percent of bankruptcy protection filers, the study found. By 2010, their proportion [...]

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26 August 2011 ~ Comments Off

Bank-owned home sales stay high

Linda Young – AHN News Writer Washingtong, DC, United States (AHN) – Bank-owned house sales remained high during the second quarter of the year with homes in some stage of the foreclosure process, including short sales, rising to 31 percent of sales compared to 24 percent a year earlier. However, that number was down from [...]

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16 August 2011 ~ Comments Off

Majority of Americans lack enough savings to handle $1,000 emergency

Linda Young – AHN News Writer Washington, D.C., United States (AHN) – The majority of Americans do not have enough money to deal with a $1,000 emergency, according to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling’s (NFCC). NFCC conducted an online poll in July that found 64 percent of Americans would have $1,000 in savings to [...]

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