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ProSense

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6. Now, I'll answer your question

Reply to No Compromise (Reply #3)

Mon Jan 7, 2013, 12:37 PM

Jan 2013

The article doesn't include the terms of the deal, and it doesn't indicate (at least not to me) if this is the full settlement or what's next.

Also, I still think Bank of America should be broken up.

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Bank of America to Pay $10 Billion in Settlement With Fannie Mae [View all] ProSense Jan 2013 OP

But not a penny to me for the several thousand dollars in damage it did to my finances last year slackmaster Jan 2013 #1

Fannie, whose CEO Tim Mayopoulous was BofA's former General Counsel No Compromise Jan 2013 #2

no answer from prosense? No Compromise Jan 2013 #3

Yes. ProSense Jan 2013 #4

Now, I'll answer your question ProSense Jan 2013 #6

So they get to buy back properties and restart the bubble? leftstreet Jan 2013 #5

Repubs loaded FMFM with the worst loans, then pointed to it as a bad government idea. Festivito Jan 2013 #7