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Reported Deal Reached on Mortgage Relief

posted by Bob Lawless

The New York Times is reporting that a deal has been reached on a five-year interest-rate freeze for certain home mortgage. Details will be forthcoming, we're told. A few days ago, Credit Slips blogger Elizabeth Warren made a few comments about the nature of this solution as a "non-bankruptcy bankruptcy solution." What do Credit Slips readers think? Is this plan a step in the right direction?

December 5, 2007 at 6:10 PM in Mortgage Debt & Home Equity

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