mortgages造句

We now have annuity mortgages.

Every loan was secured by bonds or mortgages.

That's happened now primarily as the result of losses in, now all mortgages, but mortgages and levered loans.

We must pay off the mortgages this year.

Like many disgruntled holders of impaired mortgages, the GSEs have demanded that Banks buy back mortgages that did not meet initial guarantees of quality.

In the U.S., by contrast, over 90% of residential housing transactions are financed with mortgages.

For most people, mortgages are the largest debt they will ever have.

Allowing bankruptcy judges to cram down mortgages expropriates lenders and creates more uncertainty and lawyers' fees.

Some veteran traders insisted that Tom Marano, the head of mortgages, needed to trim his portfolio.

Most of us use financial products like mortgages or mutual funds.

Symantec says that the latest spamming trends largely focus on immediate financial worries: mortgages, foreclosures, and taxes.

Troubled Banks then who have this the problem Banks have now is they have these securitized mortgages that they've bought and the homeowners are defaulting on the mortgages now.

Historically low interest rates mean extraordinarily cheap mortgages: some buyers can get teaser rates of below 1%.

Packages of mortgages and business loans were transferred at a discount to be the new Banks' assets.

It is the smaller players who are the victims of rising land values, higher mortgages and stiffer city council rules.

Subprime mortgages, whose share of all mortgages serviced rose from less than 4% at the turn of the century to a peak of around 15% before the crisis, were the most visible examples of this.

And to sustain it, these firms will have to plunge headlong into products they know little about, such as mortgages.

The loan corporation assumed one-sixth of all home mortgages in the United States, and soon made home ownership a goal to which most Americans could aspire.

Some people have suggested recasting them as a single new "Fan-Fred agency" that would continue to securitize and guarantee home mortgages.

And the entire Pacific north-west is suffering far less than the "sand states" (California, Nevada and Arizona) from foreclosures and bad mortgages.

Democrats reacted enthusiastically to the President's proposals to rebuild old and decaying Bridges and highways and to help struggling homeowners refinance their mortgages.

Spain’s banks are exposed to Portugal; the Spanish economy is vulnerable to rising interest rates because most household mortgages are variable-rate.

Serf-owners literally possessed the living bodies of their serfs. Since serfs were at their disposal as their private property, they could trade and transfer them, present them as gifts, make them mortgages for a debt and exchange them.

Article 46 Where a taxpayer has not paid the taxes payable but mortgages or pledges his properties, he shall state the fact of not paying the taxes payable to the mortgagee or the pledgee.

In the new version, the banker is a Wall Street CEO He overextends mortgages, he loses the bank, and when things go under, he uses his get-out-of-jail-for-free card.

It could be some time before the Treasury is able to purchase mortgages en masse, and longer still before that starts to affect the broader financial system and economy.

I have a plan to protect the value of homes and get them rising again by refinancing mortgages so your neighbor won't default and further drag down the value of your house.