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Justice Dept. Casts Wide Net with Mortgage Subpoenas

A U.S. Justice Department inquiry into the packaging and sale of home loans by the biggest U.S. banks casts a wide net and appears to significantly overlap with other enforcement efforts, according to people who have viewed subpoenas sent to the firms.
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Wall Street

Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan May Face SEC Charges

Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Wells Fargo & Co. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. have been warned by the Securities and Exchange Commission that they might face inquiries tied to mortgage-backed securities offered to investors several years ago.
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Goldman Gets Wells Notice from SEC: Filing

The Securities and Exchange Commission notified Goldman Sachs Group Inc that it may file a civil case against the bank related to a $1.3 billion offering of subprime mortgage securities, Goldman said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday.
U.S. Housing Sector

Five Tips for U.S. Home Buyers

Mortgage interest rates continue to fall, amid concern about a sluggish U.S. economy and the European government debt crisis -- but U.S. home prices are declining in many markets, as well. What should Americans who are possibly thinking about buying a home do now?
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US Consumer Debt Falls in Q4 on Mortgage Balances

U.S. households continued to shave debt in the fourth quarter as mortgage balances declined, while there were tentative signs Americans are increasingly willing to spend, according to a report released on Monday by the New York Federal Reserve.
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Consumer debt falls in Q4 on mortgage balances

U.S. households continued to shave debt in the fourth quarter as mortgage balances declined, while there were tentative signs Americans are increasingly willing to spend, according to a report released on Monday by the New York Federal Reserve.
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U.S. consumer debt falls in Q4 on mortgage balances

U.S. households continued to shave debt in the fourth quarter as mortgage balances declined, while there were tentative signs Americans are increasingly willing to spend, according to a report released on Monday by the New York Federal Reserve.
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BofA mortgage move not likely to have big consumer impact

Bank of America Corp appears to be going it alone in not selling mortgage loans to Fannie Mae, a move that, while sending an angry signal to the nation's largest mortgage-buyer, could force the bank to charge less attractive mortgage rates.
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Fed To Sell Rest of Toxic Waste Bonds From Bailout: Bloomberg

At least one large financial institution has approached the Federal Reserve Bank of New York with an offer to buy out the remaining mortgage-backed toxic waste bonds it received from AIG as collateral for a $19.5 billion bailout in 2008, according to Bloomberg News, as banks are looking to profit from what many see as an incipient turnaround in the U.S. housing market.

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