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Palsimon, formally educated in journalism & law, is an independent progressive activist & writer, focusing on guarding integrity of media & government. (.)
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23 Articles, 2 Quick Links, 3498 Comments, 2 Diaries, 3 Series, 0 Polls
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Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Hillary Clinton to be Indicted on Federal Racketeering Charges by Frank Huguenard SHARE
The author, Frank Huguenard, complained that Huffington Post took this article down right away. I found it in the archives of Huffington Post here. archive.is/bERJ6
I believe he makes great points in this particle. Your comments would be appreciated.
Hillary Clinton to be Indicted on Federal Racketeering Charges by Frank Huguenard SHARE
The author, Frank Huguenard, complained that Huffington Post took this article down right away. I found it in the archives of Huffington Post here. archive.is/bERJ6
I believe he makes great points in this particle. Your comments would be appreciated.
(9 comments)
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Critical Issue - Senior Citizens With Reverse Mortgages SHARE
Florida Hardest Hit Fund Under Federal Investigation http://huff.to/1CRptAJ (Reference reverse mortgage help program.)
See also: According to the New York Times, (@ http://huff.to/1zNMuDx)
"Regulations and consumer protections in the mortgage industry are weak, and the elderly are an opportune target for abuse among unscrupulous lenders. Higher-than-average fees and commissions for the salespeople and companies that sell reverse mortgages, also drive incentive for exploitation.
"Seniors with reverse mortgages are facing foreclosure at an alarming rate. In 2012, nearly 10 percent of homes with reverse mortgages were taken by banks through foreclosure..... About 582,000 reverse mortgages were outstanding as of November 2011"
Critical Issue - Senior Citizens With Reverse Mortgages SHARE
Florida Hardest Hit Fund Under Federal Investigation http://huff.to/1CRptAJ (Reference reverse mortgage help program.)
See also: According to the New York Times, (@ http://huff.to/1zNMuDx)
"Regulations and consumer protections in the mortgage industry are weak, and the elderly are an opportune target for abuse among unscrupulous lenders. Higher-than-average fees and commissions for the salespeople and companies that sell reverse mortgages, also drive incentive for exploitation.
"Seniors with reverse mortgages are facing foreclosure at an alarming rate. In 2012, nearly 10 percent of homes with reverse mortgages were taken by banks through foreclosure..... About 582,000 reverse mortgages were outstanding as of November 2011"
