Fannie Mae may seek more aid; tax credit decision could cost $5.2B
USA Today - Mon Nov 9, 6:55 pm ETFannie Mae said Monday it may have to ask the government for more financial assistance because the company cannot sell $5.2 billion in tax credits.
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Fannie Mae said Monday it may have to ask the government for more financial assistance because the company cannot sell $5.2 billion in tax credits.
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WASHINGTON - Rates for 30-year home loans dipped below 5 percent last week after rising for three straight weeks. The average rate fell to 4.98 percent from 5.03 percent a week earlier, mortgage company Freddie Mac said Thursday.
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Mortgage finance giant Freddie Mac reported a third-quarter loss of $5 billion, but the federally controlled company said it did not need an additional infusion of government cash.
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Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Treasury rejected Fannie Mae’s request to sell $2.6 billion in low-income housing tax credits that the mortgage-finance company wasn’t likely to use.
Freddie Mac loses $6.3 billion, avoids request for federal aid for 2nd-straight quarter
Nov. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Fannie Mae’s request to sell $2.6 billion in low-income housing tax credits would be a bad deal for taxpayers and won’t be allowed, the U.S. Treasury said.