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The Big 3 make another pitch - 3 hours ago - WASHINGTON Detroit's Big Three automakers were humble, contrite and specific Thursday about why they need 34 billion in federal help quickly but their bid still faces an uncertain future in Congress. The executives, chastised by 0133 : Miami Herald

4.5 percent mortgage Will it work? - 2 hours ago - Realtors, builders, and even the federal government have tried everything from giveaways to incentives to tax credits to get home sales back on track - all with scant results. The newest suggestion - 4.5 percent fixed-interest rates for 0133 : Philadelphia Inquirer

Home Front Foreclosed Sacramento property to sprout new 0133 - 3 hours ago - At last, Home Front has found a more pleasant way to tell a foreclosure story. When Golden 1 Credit Union recently foreclosed on a 1-acre property near Rio Linda, it didn't just put it back on the market at a big loss. California's biggest 0133 : Sacramento Bee

Government plans interest sops to ease home loans - 11/28/2008 - The proposal will also include providing loans at below market rates to real estate developers. But the loan disbursed under this will come with a number of conditions like an upper ceiling on selling price of flats and individual homes. 0133 : Business Standard

Borrowers face huge fees to switch loans - 11/28/2008 - BORROWERS who fixed their mortgages earlier this year in the hope of beating rising interest rates could face a 10,000 fee if they want to take advantage of cheaper loans. Fortunate consumers on an average 250,000 standard variable home 0133 : News.com.au

Stock fund quotes - 6 hours ago - A massive interest rate cut this week has made more than 43,000 home borrowers Australia's biggest losers. The costs of exiting an average fixed rate mortgage jumped to 18,000 because break fees for the loan rise as interest rates fall. 0133 : ninemsn

Homeowners lose out as banks refuse to pass on the latest cut - 3 hours ago - Hundreds of thousands of borrowers will be denied the full benefit of yesterday s cut in interest rates because many banks are refusing to pass on the whole one-point cut to all mortgage customers. Britain s biggest mortgage bank, which 0133 : Times Online

Bernanke calls for more help to fix home mortgage crisis - 3 hours ago - WASHINGTON Adding to a mounting chorus in the nation's capital that the Bush administration must do more to reverse the nationwide housing slump, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Thursday spelled out several aggressive steps that 0133 : Sacramento Bee