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Cashless Society: Bank of America Refuses Cash for Mortgage Payment

February 5, 2012 By Leave a Comment

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Cashless Society: Bank of America Refuses Cash for Mortgage Payment

Activist Post   In another example that we appear to be rapidly moving into a cashless society, Bank of America in California refused to accept cash for a mortgage payment.  The manager of the bank said it was against their policy to accept legal tender physical currency (aka U.S. dollars) as payment for BoA mortgages. [...]

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AP source: House Republicans got discounted loans

January 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment

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ShareThis AP source: House Republicans got discounted loans 14 Jan 2012 Two veteran House Republicans received discounted mortgage loans from the now-defunct Countrywide Financial Corp. under a VIP program, a congressional official said Friday. The discounts went to Reps. Howard McKeon and Elton Gallegly of California, said the official, who was not authorized to speak [...]

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Gingrich Credits Freddie/Fannie For Liquid, Stable Housing Finance System

December 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment

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Weeks after a global news agency revealed Newt Gingrich made upwards of $ 1.5 million as a Freddie Mac consultant, interesting information continues to surface exposing the former House Speaker’s tight relationship with the scandal-plagued, government-sponsored mortgage giant that triggered the nation’s financial crisis. Gingrich, a Republican presidential candidate, made between $ 1.6 million and [...]

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16 year old builds tiny home to guarantee mortgage-free future

October 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment

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16 year old builds tiny home to guarantee mortgage-free future

Austin Hay is still in high school, but he’s building his own house. It’s only 130 square feet, but it makes him a homeowner without a mortgage at just 16 years old. Right now, it’s parked in his parents’ backyard, but he’s built it on wheels so he plans to take it to college and [...]

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Who Else Pays for the President’s $3.6 Trillion Deficit Cutting Plan?

September 21, 2011 By Leave a Comment

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By FOXBusiness.com Who else has to pay in President Barack Obama’s “shared sacrifice” plan to cut the deficit by $ 3.6 trillion over ten years? FOX News analyst Jim Farrell found the following: * Increase the “pat down fee”: The government currently charges a pat-down fee of $ 2.50 per enplanement ($ 5.00 max on [...]

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