Fdic: Banks Should Be Lenient with Troubled Borrowers
Colorado Springs Business Journal › September 15, 2009
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Colorado Springs Business Journal › September 15, 2009
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is encouraging the new owners of failed banks to consider temporary reductions in mortgage payments for troubled borrowers who have lost their jobs.
Such a move could not only prevent foreclosures but also relieve pressure from the Deposit Insurance Fund, which guarantees depositors in the event of bank failures.See the full content of this document
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Fdic: Banks Should Be Lenient with Troubled Borrowers
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