Topic: Federal Housing Administration

Fannie Mae record profit: How long until it pays back bailout money?

Fannie Mae, the mortgage giant, made a record $17.2 billion in 2012. So far, it has paid back $36 billion of the $116 billion it received in a US bailout.

State of the Union 2013: A step forward on housing?

Change Agent Public banks could help after a disaster such as superstorm Sandy

Wells Fargo sued by US for mortgage fraud

Tax VOX The federal government spends a lot more money than you think

Why Obama is unveiling mortgage relief plan on Super Tuesday

Robert Reich In economic rebound, housing woes remain

Obama plan to lower mortgage payments could help, but how much?

The Circle Bastiat The Federal Housing Administration may need bailing out

Credit scores will get more personal

On the Economy Government holds too many distressed, foreclosed homes. Rent 'em!

The New Economy After Fannie and Freddie, a role for government in mortgages?

House looks to cut $62 billion for distressed homeowners, properties

Suze Orman: Know the risks, rewards of reverse mortgages

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac 101: How much will we miss them?

FHA low on funds but won't need bailout

Foreclosed homes: three potential fixes for the crisis

Labor day BBQ? A side dish is partisan sparring on jobs, unemployment

The New Economy Mortgage rates hit new lows. Will you benefit?

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac reform: Would it add $5 trillion to US debt?

Foreclosure crisis phase 2: The negative equity dilemma

The Circle Bastiat Economic collapse: Don't blame the free market

Opinion Why less government spending would mean less economic trouble

Christian Personal Finance Will the government's affordable mortgage modification program work?

Obama home-foreclosure relief: Do I qualify for a mortgage refinance?