Federal Government may soon be offering loan modification plans to people with impending foreclosures. As per a news item on ABC NEWS these plans may involve Lowering Interest Rates or increasing the Loan Terms.
An excerpt from the article:
"Modifying loans is part of a new proposal now under consideration by the government, a person familiar with the matter told ABCNews.com. The proposal, by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., is similar to measures being implemented by the FDIC at the failed California-based bank IndyMac.
Unlike a previous government mortgage relief plan -- the Help for Homeowners plan, which Congress approved in July -- the new plan isn't dependent on a lender's willingness to write down a loan's principal. Instead, other loan modifications are favored -- namely, lowering interest rates and lengthening loan terms.
In exchange for the modifications, the government would guarantee
the loans.
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According to published reports, a government loan modification plan could aid 3 million homeowners, would cost up to $50 billion and could be funded by the government's new $700 billion financial rescue package.
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