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Saler: Good news about being average 
Sometimes there’s nothing wrong with being only slightly above average. Though little happened in 2006 that looked or felt routine, the results on Wall Street were surprisingly run-of-the-mill. And that’s quite OK. With …
Source: www.jsonline.com

What is a PiggyBack  
(ARA) - To understand what a “piggyback” loan is, you must first know what a second mortgage is. A second mortgage is a loan with rights that are subordinate to a first mortgage.
Source: www.hopestar.com

Mortgage Payment Blues 
Rising interest rates might be great news for your savings accounts, but they’re not such great news for anyone whose mortgage rates adjust with the rising tide. In fact, adjustable-rate mortgages appear to be putting a financial strain on some homeowners.
Source: news.yahoo.com

Reuters Canada Business Summary 
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The board of Harrah’s Entertainment Inc. has accepted a $90-per-share buyout bid from private equity groups Apollo Management and Texas Pacific Group , the casino operator said on Tuesday.
Source: www.globeinvestor.com

Savers fail to benefit from interest rate rise 
Banks and building societies are not passing on interest rate rises to savers but are charging more to mortgage holders, a study claimed yesterday.
Source: www.theherald.co.uk

Saskatchewan remains the most affordable province to own bungalows and two-storey homes despite weaker affordability, … 
Saskatchewan’s housing affordability continues to deteriorate across all housing sectors, according to the latest RBC Economics’ Housing Affordability Index report.
Source: biz.yahoo.com

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