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The long-term fixed-rate mortgage is an asset that lenders do not want to keep on their books, Zigas said.
Major changes ahead for mortgage system as U.S. seeks to scale back role in housing 2011
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The long-term fixed-rate mortgage is an asset that lenders do not want to keep on their books, Zigas said.
Major changes ahead for mortgage system as U.S. seeks to scale back role in housing 2011
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The loans Fannie and Freddie buy from lenders are primarily long-term fixed-rate ones that banks are less willing to hold on their balance sheet.
Bill Proposes Mortgage Shake-Up Nick Timiraos 2011
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The long-term fixed-rate mortgage is an asset that lenders do not want to keep on their books, Zigas said.
Major changes ahead for mortgage system as U.S. seeks to scale back role in housing 2011
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Fannie and Freddie guarantee primarily long-term fixed-rate mortgages that banks are less willing to hold on their balance sheet.
Republican Proposes New Corporation to Replace Fannie, Freddie Nick Timiraos 2011
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The long-term fixed-rate mortgage is an asset that lenders do not want to keep on their books, Zigas said.
Major changes ahead for mortgage system as U.S. seeks to scale back role in housing 2011
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But British house prices and market volatility had required interest rates higher than in other countries only 7 percent of mortgages in Britain were long-term fixed-rate agreements.
Beyond the Crash Gordon Brown 2010
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Conservatives want government out of the mortgage market altogether, while liberals say that would spell the demise of affordable long-term fixed-rate loans.
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The financial information service said that the interest rates offered on relatively short-term fixed-rate bonds have been rising since August 2010.
BBC News - Home 2011
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"There is only so much balance sheet capacity for the life insurance companies," said David Twardock, the president of Prudential Mortgage Capital, "and there needs to be other loan products in the market that provide long-term fixed-rate financing."
NYT > Home Page By JULIE SATOW 2011
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