Underwater Homeowner Program in Jeopardy
March 02, 2011
Two major lenders agree to participate in a federal program to help underwater homeowners, but Republicans may scrap the program entirely.
A New York debt collector specifically targeted active duty soldiers in a fraud scam.
A class-action lawsuit against Fannie Mae accuses the defendants of consumer fraud.
New York soon will become the first state to automatically assign free lawyers to every homeowner facing foreclosure.
Long processing times are leading to a huge inventory of houses in some form of delinquency or foreclosure.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the popular online dating site eHarmony announced that it’s been hacked.
A bank executive admitted to Congress that the bank broke the law by foreclosing on active-duty soldiers and charging them too much interest.
Here’s Panda Security’s breakdown of different identity theft scams, and how much they cost.
Homeowners who are promised a loan modification can sue if that promise falls through, according to a recent court decision.
A new report on identity theft by Javelin Strategy & Research says the number of Americans hit by identity theft dropped significantly in 2010.