Word: mortgagees
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The farm troubles often turn bankers into unwilling villains, a role they play in a recent crop of mortgage-melodrama movies, including Country and Places in the Heart. One case of real-life tragedy occurred in September 1983 in southwestern Minnesota, where a farmer and his 18-year-old son...
Bradley-Gephardt. There would be three tax brackets, 14%, 26% and 30%, thus retaining the progressivity principle and avoiding the charge that a single flat rate is unfair to low-income earners, who spend a larger share of their income on such necessities as food, clothing and shelter. Four major...
Individuals benefit even more under the various tax credits, deductions and exclusions that were created to promote social and economic goals, such as home ownership and income after retirement. In all, these losses to the Treasury will amount to some $270 billion this year. The biggest single break is the...
Economists are divided over which way interest rates will go. Since the Reagan Administration came to office, the prime rate has gone from a high of 20% to a low of 10.5%, while mortgage rates during his term reached 18.5% and hit a bottom of 12.6%. David Levine of the...
In addition to caring for her two children, played with an admirable lack of the cutesiness so common among children actors today, Edna takes in a blind boarder (John Malkovich) and a wondering black man (Danny Glover) who "knows everything there is to know about cotton." With this cast of...