Sep
25
Senator Wayne Allard spoke at a Senate subcommittee hearing on the mortgage dilemma that faces the state of Colorado in a Denver Post article entitled Senators: Borrowers don’t understand mortgage risks.
First up the political jargon:
Consumers “must have adequate information. The information must also be clear and meaningful,” Allard said Wednesday. “Consumers should understand exactly what risks and benefits different products represent.”
Next up, what the banking regulators have to say:
Banking regulators including the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency are working to upgrade lenders’ disclosure and loan-qualification procedures.
What Phil has to say:
The mortgage industry is full of a**holes who don’t even know how the Option Arm or Interest Only Loans work, yet sell them with reckless abandon. However, these high risk loans have allowed many Americans the opportunity to buy a home with little to no money down. Is that such a bad thing?
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