Mortgage rate freeze plan for subprime relief
U S Treasury and lenders announce a plan to freeze the mortgage rates on about one third of 1.8 million rising subprime loans over five years to help avoid foreclosures. Qualifiers include owner-occupied homes, timely payments, low credit scores, and limited home equity. participate voluntarily. borrowers should contact lenders for details and possible refinances.
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Bush plan offers five year rate freeze for homeowners
The Bush administration proposes a five year rate freeze for qualifying subprime mortgages as foreclosures rise to record highs. The plan aims to slow defaults, stabilize housing, and let homeowners switch to fixed rates. Critics say it is too narrow and late, leaving many families unprotected.
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