Wednesday, February 08, 2012
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2. Top housing blogger is calling a bottom in the U.S. housing market
 
3. Why the Fed's "zero interest-rate policy" is so bad
 
1. Richard Russell: This could be 2012's "market moving" event
 
2. New report reveals Federal Reserve president owns millions in gold and platinum
 
3. Porter Stansberry: These facts show the "End of America" is coming
 
4. Military insider: The Pentagon is lying about Afghanistan
 
5. This morning's "fantastic" jobs report is hiding some shocking news
 
The worst thing George Bush did to cause the housing crisis
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A new research report out of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill looks at the impact of federal preemption of state Anti-Predatory Lending laws. The key factor was the decision by the Bush White House in 2004 to preempt state lending standards.

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States that have Anti-Predatory Lending (APL) laws are associated with a lower rate of mortgage defaults than non-APL states. Typically, Anti-Predatory Lending laws...

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