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Countrywide to refund 11.5M to N.C. borrowers - 2 hours ago - Posted Today at 11 58 a.m. Updated 15 minutes ago RALEIGH, N.C. Two subsidiaries of Countrywide Financial Corp. have agreed to repay more than 11 million to nearly 5,000 North Carolina borrowers who were overcharged on their mortgages, 0133 : WRAL

Treasury Money Funds Shun New Investors to Protect Yields, 0133 - 2 hours ago - Dec. 4 Bloomberg Money-market mutual funds that buy mostly U.S. Treasuries are starting to turn away new investors as the lowest yields on government debt in 50 years pull down returns for shareholders and squeeze managers fees. At 0133 : Bloomberg

Bernanke Lower interest rates are 'feasible' - 12/1/2008 - Dec. 1 A CNBC panel discusses new data from the National Bureau of Economic Research saying that the current recession actually began in December, 2007. WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday that further 0133 : CNBC

Countrywide to refund 11.5 M to NC borrowers - 35 minutes ago - RALEIGH, N.C. Two subsidiaries of Countrywide Financial Corp. have agreed to repay more than 11 million to nearly 5,000 North Carolina borrowers who were overcharged on their mortgages, the state banking commissioner said Thursday. 0133 : WCNC

4.5-percent mortgages? Feds mull it over - 3 hours ago - WASHINGTON - December 4, 2008 The Treasury Department is developing a plan to try to reduce mortgage rates on home loans to 4.5 percent on typical mortgages by expanding its purchases of mortgage backed securities, sources familiar with 0133 : WPVI

Treasury weighs plan to rescue housing sector report - 4 hours ago - The US Treasury Department is considering a plan designed to push down interest rates for home loans in a bid to revive the country's troubled housing sector, newspapers reported Thursday. Both the Wall Street Journal and the Washington 0133 : Raw Story

Countrywide to refund 11.5M in N.C. - 3 hours ago - RALEIGH AP Two subsidiaries of Countrywide Financial Corp. have agreed to repay more than 11 million to nearly 5,000 North Carolina borrowers who were overcharged on their mortgages. The state banking commission said today that 0133 : Greensboro News & Record

Bad Credit on the Rise 110 Million Americans Now Affected, 0133 - 5 hours ago - The number of Americans with bad credit has risen sharply since 2007, with more than 110 million now affected by a negative credit history, according to a new study by BadCreditOffers.com The increase reflects a spike in delinquencies on 0133 : Businesswire.com