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tommy talks with dr. bill barnett, professor of economics at loyola university in new orleans. president obama has said that his new economic policies have spared the u.s. from diaster; yet govt. spending has forced mortage rates up by 1/2 percent and climbling. gasoiline prices are headed up; what effect on the present day economy?
Audio|Mon, 8 Jun 2009|More from The Tommy Tucker Show
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at24:02, 28:38
“…So Aziz interest rates go up -- these affect those adjustable rate mortgages are -- out there are -- so we can have children but apparently Eritrea so we'll have more people. Price their home …”
“…housing starts and get the foreclosed property off the market and the adjustable rate mortgages reset adding I mean could could this be. Big old. Speed -- a big roadblock toward the economy recovering and a. …”
Spud talks to Mike Anderson from the Louisiana Mortgage Lenders Association about the foreclosure bailout. (HOUR 1)
Audio|Thu, 19 Feb 2009|More from The Spud Show
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at11:04
“…begin with the price is their their mortgages went up -- got adjustable rate mortgages those -- they could afford to make the payments. Because of that. Also because a -- property values just skyrocketed. Out of …”
The Spud Show 2pm hour
Audio|Thu, 19 Feb 2009|More from The Spud Show
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at25:12
“…to begin with. The prices there their mortgages went up to got adjustable rate mortgages those win out they could afford to make the payments. Because of that. Also because -- a -- property values just skyrocketed. …”
Bob and Monica talk to Mark Rosa, professor of finance at Tulane University, about the revised stimulus bill.
Audio|Mon, 9 Feb 2009|More from WWL First News with Bob & Monica
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at2:54
“…people to -- There are existing mortgages especially if they -- adjustable rate mortgages and report that salary expenses and costly and damaging. That's where -- it would book a lull in the housing market. …”
WWL First News 6am hour
Audio|Mon, 9 Feb 2009|More from WWL First News with Bob & Monica
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at48:06
“…people to go in. Refinance their existing mortgages especially if they ever adjustable rate mortgages. . An important that very expensive and costly and damaging -- That's where they it would put a full war in the housing …”
WWL First News 6am Hour
Audio|Thu, 5 Feb 2009|More from WWL First News with Bob & Monica
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at20:03
“…of course but those -- can refinance their homes those that it adjustable rate mortgages that are facing some -- step. And -- tens of billions possibly hundreds of billions of dollars in mortgages. That are going …”
Tommy speaks with Mark Rosa, Tulane Professor of Finance. NOw that the Bail Out Plan has passed both Houses, what does thatmean for the American taxpayer? Once the President signs it-when will we start to see the effects of this bill?
Audio|Sun, 5 Oct 2008|More from The Tommy Tucker Show
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at45:41, 4:47
“…or not and -- there are. Adjustable rate more integrity and -- adjustable rate mortgages out there are now. There are artist I don't remember any day of the adjustable rate mortgages where OK you make it now pray that you paper. Your -- so many years in a couple of came due. I …”
“…it was about them to banks accepting. Thirty year more with the adjustable rate mortgages. . Why they wouldn't accept. Say if the people were originally signed up at six and a half for 7% in the rate …”
Tommy and Monica talk to Tulane's Freeman School of Business Financial Professor Mark Rosa about the Senate's vote on the revised bailout plan.
Audio|Thu, 2 Oct 2008|More from WWL First News with Bob & Monica
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at12:06
“…you know also -- and I had a conversation yesterday. About the adjustable rate mortgages and about lending institutions is a lot of people want to know lying lending institutions wouldn't just success. Say the lowest -- …”
Tommy talks to Donald Powell, Former Head of the the FDIC, about Finances. --Recession, depression, inflation, stocks rising, interest rates being cut... what's the real story? How will all of this affect you? How can you protect your assets during this rocky financial road? Should you just stay put and ride it out? Analysts say calm and steady wins the race and not to have a knee jerk reaction to what is going on.
Audio|Tue, 18 Mar 2008|More from The Think Tank with Garland Robinette
|Adjustable Rate Mortgagesfound at10:46
“…your sons who would you never advise you sons has signed an adjustable rate mortgages to sign on for the -- and -- and thank and I understand that went on to say yeah they called you …”
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