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Mortgage lending slumps despite lower rates - Walletpop UK
As the previous comment says people are wising up but not only on property. The banks who the government have sucked up to put very little back into the economy. They have taken billions of our money at record low interest rates and yet still seem to be solvent enough to reward it's own fat cats to levels not seen before the so called collapse. The huge profits are held electronically around the world never attracting the taxes which are levied on other businesses. Yet despite the fact that we get very little back from banking the government still strives to dispose of manufacturing in favor of making us a worldwide banking capital. Whilst most businesses are cutting payrolls and going insolvent who in their right mind is going to borrow money at the rates they are today knowing that they will stay low just long enough to ensnare as many people as they can. Then tomorrow rates will rise, toxic debts will be compensated to the banks but the people and businesses who borrowed and now can't afford to pay back will not see any help at all. This country is still in recession with no way out while priority is still given to banks!
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Dec 28, 2009
As a mortgage broker and banker, Central States would use pools of money from credit unions to write mortgage loans and quickly sell them on the secondary