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Goldman, Morgan Stanley cut $557 million deal
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will pay a total of $557 million in cash and other assistance to troubled borrowers to end a case-by-case review of past foreclosures required by U.S. regulators.
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Sweeping reform, but not for Freddie, Fannie
1.2 million households lost to recession
Foreclosure aid helping more homeowners
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Big banks see fairness issue with mortgage aid
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Foreclosure relief plan coming up short
Economy needs stronger housing market
Flaws plague foreclosure relief program
Frustration rising over mortgage relief
Help slow to arrive for homeowners
Foreclosures stymie efforts to revive economy
Regulators struggle to contain foreclosure fraud
Housing plan details who gets help
Housing relief plan won't help all at risk
Housing market's woes could get worse
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Mortgage fraud sweep marks a turning point
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Calls widen for foreclosure solutions
Foreclosure solutions won't be easy
Foreclosure gridlock threatens economy
FTC: Some mortgage ads may violate law
As foreclosures mount, D.C. debates answer
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Housing downturn worsens foreclosure crisis
Years after market's collapse, no sign of easing in crisis.
  The mortgage loan modification trap
Holmes family sought relief, but still got a foreclosure notice.
  The whistleblowers
“Deck often is stacked against homeowners who deserve help” because, of loan servicers
  Mistakes or fakes?
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  The real faces of foreclosure
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Here's how to get help with your mortgage
First piece of advice: Ask for help right away, don't wait for filing to start.
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