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This is Topic: Legislation
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		Can Washington bring itself to do something about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? Posted by: brian.garis on Tuesday, August 17, 2010 - 09:22 AM
		67 Reads The Fannie-Freddie turkey shoot Colin Barr August 16, 2010, 4:35 pm The Obama administration will take its first stab at this vexing question Tuesday. Treasury's Conference on the Future of Housing Finance will bring together bankers, investors, housing experts and policymakers in search of a fix for the government-sponsored mortgage investors, which have consumed nearly $150 billion of taxpayer support since their September 2008 takeover. Read more... (2584 bytes more) comments?


		Info: MBA Explains HR-4173 and 3217 Posted by: brian.garis on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - 01:24 PM
		155 Reads The Senate officially passed their financial reform bill, S 3217 Restoring American Financial Stability Act by a vote of 59/39. According to reports they changed it into an amendment to the House’s bill HR 4173. There are now effectively two different versions of the same bill. One passed by the Senate and another passed by Congress. In order for this bill to become law the House and Senate have to convene a committee to assimilate the two versions into one. It will then still require the signature of the President. Note: Be sure to pay close attention to 'Loan Originator Compensation' Read more... (10707 bytes more) comments?


		Info: MBA Sponsored Town Hall Meeting WIth Congressman Scott Murphy Posted by: brian.garis on Friday, April 02, 2010 - 10:22 AM
		338 Reads Join us for lunch on April 26th 2010As Congressman Scott Murphy discusses legislative issues pertaining to:BANKING - REAL ESTATE and HOMEOWNERSHIP!For more information please click 'read more'. Note: To register for this event please click on - EVENT REGISTRATION - or click on the Congressman above this article. Read more... (421 bytes more) comments?


		Yet another try at foreclosure rescue Posted by: brian.garis on Wednesday, February 03, 2010 - 09:38 AM
		364 Reads By Tami Luhby, senior writer January 28, 2010: 6:59 PM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Under fire for the low number of people receiving long-term mortgage help, the Treasury Department on Thursday announced new guidelines that will require applicants to provide all paperwork before getting a trial modification. The new policy will make it harder for troubled homeowners to start the process, but it should make it easier for them to qualify for permanent assistance under President's Obama foreclosure prevention plan. Note: NY Superintendent of Banks Richard Nieman contributed to this article. Read more... (6163 bytes more) 1 Comment


		Obama may use bank tax to recoup bailout Posted by: brian.garis on Monday, January 11, 2010 - 07:03 PM
		341 Reads By Jennifer Liberto, senior writerJanuary 11, 2010: 4:42 PM ET New York (CNNMoney.com) -- The White House is considering a tax on financial institutions to ensure that taxpayers who bailed out banks get paid back, a senior administration official said Monday. The law that created the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program empowered the president to ask Congress to recoup money if bailouts were not paid back in full. Read more... (2717 bytes more) comments?

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