Breitbart Business Digest: The Portable Mortgage Idea Isn’t as Crazy as It Sounds
The Trump administration is floating an idea that sounds intuitive to a lot of people: portable mortgages.

The Trump administration is floating an idea that sounds intuitive to a lot of people: portable mortgages.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday called on Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to resign after officials accused the Fed board member of mortgage fraud.

For those Americans who worked hard and made sacrifices along the way to establish a good credit record, the Biden administration has a special prize: a big kick in the teeth.

In an ironic twist, a case brought by Fannie and Freddie shareholders has toppled one of their allies.

The lynchpin of one of the big cases brought by Fannie and Freddie shareholders just got overturned by the First Circuit.

The agency designed by Elizabeth Warren was too unaccountable to pass constitutional muster, the Supreme Court said Monday.

The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a Fifth Circuit decision that was the first significant shareholder legal victory.

Fannie and Freddie investors assumed that the end of conservatorship would result in a windfall. That might be a costly error.

Four years ago, FHFA head Mark Calabria called for Fannie and Freddie to be designated SIFIs. Now he says he opposed that.

Under an appeals courts ruling, the head of the FHFA could be replaced at will by the U.S. president.

A spokesman just shot down the notion that Trump Administration might unilaterally release Fannie and Freddie from government control.

Some of the hedge funds that long ago made bets on the recovery of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have greatly benefited in the first few weeks of 2019 as a Trump appointee ascended to become the acting chief of the regulator in control of mortgage giants.

An op-ed in The Hill warns that a plan being shopped on Capitol Hill would recreate the failed system of privatized profits and socialized losses.

“A Federal Housing Finance Agency staffer accused FHFA Director Watt of repeatedly making inappropriate sexual advances when she tried to discuss career and salary concerns,” Politico reported Friday.
