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Watercooler: Shopping for the best mortgage McClatchy-Tribune News Service Published Apr 26, 2012 06:26PM MDT Convention Calendar XXXXXXday BOX Label Sm BOX Text w/o Indent BOX Text w Bullet BOX Text w Bullet — Utah Events XXXXXXday Topic • BOX Text w Lede-in Elit praessent at utat. Ut venisi. Oborem vel ea feugiam dolenim ex essed essis doluptat. — Economic Calendar New economic numbers to be ...>

In preparing for the ‘big one,’ don’t forget insurance By LESLEY MITCHELL The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 20, 2012 11:22AM MDT Preparedness plan. Earthquake drills. Emergency food and water supplies. Utah families and business in recent weeks have been going though a series of exercises to prepare for a big earthquake that experts say could hit a wide swatch of Utah at some point — one that ...>

Report: Foreclosure filings slow in Utah, U.S. STAFF AND NEWS SERVICES Published May 18, 2012 12:03AM MDT Foreclosure activity in Utah has fallen sharply over the past year, a new report shows. The number of foreclosure-related filings — ranging from notices that a homeowner is behind on a mortgage to repossession by a bank — fell by 21 percent from April 2011 to last month, foreclosure listing ...>

The nation's housing crisis has hit another member of Congress. Utah Sen. Mike Lee was forced to sell his home in a short sale , resulting in a $400,000 loss, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.>

Utah Sen. Mike Lee saw up-close how the housing bust can affect home owners, being forced to sell his dream home just months after taking of ...>

A number of new Utah laws are now in effect, ranging from abortion to fireworks.>

Senator Lee forced to sell ‘dream home’ in short sale By Thomas Burr The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 19, 2012 09:02PM MDT Washington • Less than two years into office, Sen. Mike Lee was forced to sell his dream home in Alpine with his mortgage bank taking a significant loss — up to $400,000 — in a “short sale” as the housing bust in his neighborhood drained his house’s value. Lee purchased ...>

U. prof joins federal consumer financial protection unit By Matt Canham The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 9, 2012 12:55PM MDT Washington • A University of Utah law professor known for his critical view of payday lending has taken a job with the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Chris Peterson, will take a leave from the U. law school, to join the enforcement unit of the new Bureau ...>

A former mortgage company chief executive convicted of orchestrating a nearly $3 billion fraud scheme is asking a federal appeals panel to reverse his conviction and send his case back for a retrial.>

The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging any Utah homeowner who is paying a mortgage interest rate of 5% or more to refinance now, and they are strongly encouraging any homeowner or home buyer in Utah to use American Interbanc because of their hard, if not impossible to beat mortgage interest rates and more than fair mortgage fees. The group says, "If a homeowner in Utah is currently paying more ...>