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Delinquencies Rise for Second Month

August 27, 2011   Alexander Stewart   No comments

Mortgage delinquencies rose for a second consecutive month in July, rising 2.4 percent to a total of 4.38 million properties, according to new figures from Lender Processing Services (LPS).

That figure represents 8.34 percent of all U.S. homes with mortgages, and follows an identical 2.4 percent increase in June. LPS defines mortgage delinquencies as loans at least 30 days past due but not in foreclosure.   Serious mortgage delinquencies, those at least 90 days past due, were down by 0.4 percent for the month to 1.90 million. On an annual basis, LPS reports that total mortgage delinquencies were down by 10.4 percent from July 2010. Read the full post

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Wednesday Roundup: Don’t Believe These 3 Mortgage Myths

August 27, 2011   Daniel Murphy   No comments

St George Customers Victims Of Card Skimming

August 27, 2011   Alexander Stewart   No comments

Two more customers of St George have become victims of a card skimming device, with one claiming that they do not believe their card was skimmed at an ATM. Because the case was still being investigated by the police, St George has refused to divulge any details.

The first victim, a Ms Kay Bank tried to use her card at a retail outlet in Port Macquarie, only to find her card declined.

“I thought it was strange because I knew I had money in there,” Ms Banks said.

Ms Banks followed up by calling St George head office, and was told by the lender that her card had been cancelled because it had been skimmed. Ms

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Home Prices Rise a Third Month

August 27, 2011   Alexander Stewart   No comments

U.S. home sales rose for a third consecutive month in June, rising 0.7 percent above their level in May, the data company CoreLogic reported today.

The company said the figures reflect a “consistent and seasonal” increase in home prices over the past three months, but prices remain lower than one year ago due to declines that followed the end of the homebuyer tax credit.  On an annual basis, prices were down 6.8 percent compared to June 2010. Excluding distressed sales, however, and prices were down only 1.1 percent from last year, indicating that price declines were concentrated among foreclosed properties.   Ex Read the full post

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Self Funded Retirees To Be Negatively Impacted By Carbon Tax Says Association

August 27, 2011   Alexander Stewart   No comments

Over a quarter million retirees that are self funded will not be entitled to receive compensation that will be generated by the carbon tax according to National Seniors Australia.

Michael O’Neill who runs the organisation says that whilst the government has been very generous compensating holders of the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card, and pensioners, it has been less than stellar in sorting out those who have provided for their own future.

“The very people who have had the good fortune to provide for their own future again fall through the cracks,” Mr O’Neill told AAP.

According to Mr. O’Neill

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Video To Watch ‘Dr. Subramanian Swamy in NJ – Part 1′

August 27, 2011   Alexander Stewart   No comments

I thought this was pretty interesting and wanted to share it with my readers

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Subramanian Swamy, a visiting professor at Harvard, former Union Cabinet Minister is renowned prosecutor against plunder of India by those at high He attended Hindu College, University of Delhi from where he earned his Bachelor’s He studied his masters degree in statistics at the Indian Statistical He then went to study at Harvard University on a full Rockefeller He did his doctoral research with two Nobel Laureates namely Simon Kuznets and Paul A Swamy has also jointly authored with Professor Samuelson a path breaking study on Index Number He was awarded a in Economics by Harvard University (Class of

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