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Executives in the banking industry are skeptical about lending a hand to troubled borrowers by offering a home mortgage credit. Executives have told lawmakers they are willing to work with some borrowers in special limited cases. They feel borrowers who pay their mortgages on time will feel this practice is unfair. Issues of fairness and how to determine the need for help is the concerning issue for many banking officials and lawmakers. Some estimates show that reducing home loan balances could cost up to 900 billion dollars.
As of March 2010, more than 230,000 homeowners had completed loan modifications. That is a small percent of the borrowers enrolled in the program. Four mortgage companies, the four largest in the country, have come under fire for not doing enough to help borrowers as part of the Obama administration’s $75 billion mortgage relief program. It has been noted that some families are already getting some relief from the Home Mortgage Credit, but it is a slow start. The administration has intention to expand the program in the near future by including a plan to reduce the total amount some struggling borrowers owe on their home loans and give unemployed homeowners a temporary break. The details on this plan are expected to take a few months.
Many Republicans are against the Home Mortgage Credit, stating that our country’s focus should be on creating jobs and that the housing market should not have government intervention or manipulation.
The forecasts at this point predict the new programs will help about 35,000 homeowners avoid foreclosures this year. Unfortunately, 1.9 million homeowners are anticipated to still lose their homes. While awaiting further details on the plan, borrowers should continue to apply for the Home Mortgage Credit. Further information is available at HomeMortgage.com.
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I am an advocate of internet security and I despise hackers and data breachers. I feel relieved to have a reputable software installed on my computer but I am also at ease to know that there are leading companies who are dedicated in providing identity theft protection services such as Affinion Security Center.
The information below are taken from “Affinion Security Center Launches Medical Identity Theft Benefits and Other Enhancements to Industry-Leading BreachShield Product” press release. You can find the entire release here.
To combat the problem, the newly enhanced BreachShield(SM) includes a wide array of new benefits for companies to offer their consumers in the event of a breach of their personal data, including medical information. The new benefits include the following:
* Internet Surveillance – Real-time, web-crawling technology monitors underground chat rooms, websites and blogs where thieves trade and sell stolen Social Security numbers and credit/debit card data. Should any of the monitored information be found on these web portals, members are automatically sent an email alert, enabling them to act quickly and re-secure their compromised information.
* DataSweep – Comprehensively monitors up to three of each of physical addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers on Internet directories – prime sources of data for spammers and thieves. Every two weeks, DataSweep checks online directories and search engines and lets members know if their monitored personal information is available for public viewing. They will know exactly which sites are displaying their information, and are provided with advice on how to request removal of their information from a particular website when applicable.
* Fraud Assist Toolbox – A convenient, online tool that helps streamline the identity theft recovery process. Members simply select the type of problem they are facing, and the guide will provide step-by-step instructions for resolving the issue. Members can choose to set fraud alerts, stop pre-approved credit offers, and stop unwanted telemarketing calls.
* Credit Card Registration – Members can store information from credit, bank, and department store and other retail cards in a single, secure location. Should these items become lost or stolen, members can cancel these cards and request replacement with one toll-free call.
* Up to $1,000,000 in Identity Theft Insurance Protection – Insurance includes coverage for unauthorized fund transfers, legal expenses, and the costs of re-filing applications for credit and notarizing affidavits in each case, resulting from the theft of a member’s identity.
Nathaniel Lipman is the current President, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the Affinion Group. Through Nathaniel Lipman’s leadership, the Affinion Group has grown to be the world’s leader in membership services, insurance providers, loyalty programs, value-added checking programs, and security services.
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