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White House Projects Fannie, Freddie Costs to Sink
Datum : 14/02/2011 @ 17h00
Quelle : Dow Jones News
Name : Fannie Mae (FNMA)
Kurs : 0.5061 -0.0594 (-10.50%) @ 17h59
White House Projects Fannie, Freddie Costs to Sink
Fannie Mae (OTCBB:FNMA)
Intraday Stock Chart
Heute : Monday 14 February 2011
The total cost of rescuing mortgage giants Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FMCC) is likely to sink to nearly half of current levels over the next decade, the Obama administration projected Monday.
The White House, in its budget for the 2012 fiscal year starting in October, said keeping Fannie and Freddie afloat will cost a total of $73 billion by 2021, reflecting dividends paid back to the Treasury Department.
That's 45% lower than the $131 billion cost to date and much lower than outside estimates, which have been as high as $685 billion.
The U.S. government took over the firms in September 2008 and agreed to inject unlimited sums to keep them afloat. Fannie and Freddie must pay 10% dividends on the quarterly cash infusions they receive from Treasury.
The White House estimates that by 2013 the companies will be paying back in more in dividends than they receive in cash infusions. From 2014 on, the companies are projected to need no more funding.
In November, the companies' chief regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, estimated that propping up Fannie and Freddie will cost taxpayers $154 billion under the most likely scenario for home prices. But the housing agency estimated that the bill could end up as high as $259 billion if the economy slides back into recession and home prices sink dramatically.
Fannie and Freddie own or guarantee around half of the nation's $10.6 trillion in mortgages. Last week, the Obama administration on unveiled a proposal to eliminate Fannie and Freddie, spelling out three options for what could take their place.
All of the administration's proposals envision a scaled-back role for the government, and administration officials said the process of making a transition to a new system could take five years or longer.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46448139&symbol=…
Datum : 14/02/2011 @ 17h00
Quelle : Dow Jones News
Name : Fannie Mae (FNMA)
Kurs : 0.5061 -0.0594 (-10.50%) @ 17h59
White House Projects Fannie, Freddie Costs to Sink
Fannie Mae (OTCBB:FNMA)
Intraday Stock Chart
Heute : Monday 14 February 2011
The total cost of rescuing mortgage giants Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FMCC) is likely to sink to nearly half of current levels over the next decade, the Obama administration projected Monday.
The White House, in its budget for the 2012 fiscal year starting in October, said keeping Fannie and Freddie afloat will cost a total of $73 billion by 2021, reflecting dividends paid back to the Treasury Department.
That's 45% lower than the $131 billion cost to date and much lower than outside estimates, which have been as high as $685 billion.
The U.S. government took over the firms in September 2008 and agreed to inject unlimited sums to keep them afloat. Fannie and Freddie must pay 10% dividends on the quarterly cash infusions they receive from Treasury.
The White House estimates that by 2013 the companies will be paying back in more in dividends than they receive in cash infusions. From 2014 on, the companies are projected to need no more funding.
In November, the companies' chief regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, estimated that propping up Fannie and Freddie will cost taxpayers $154 billion under the most likely scenario for home prices. But the housing agency estimated that the bill could end up as high as $259 billion if the economy slides back into recession and home prices sink dramatically.
Fannie and Freddie own or guarantee around half of the nation's $10.6 trillion in mortgages. Last week, the Obama administration on unveiled a proposal to eliminate Fannie and Freddie, spelling out three options for what could take their place.
All of the administration's proposals envision a scaled-back role for the government, and administration officials said the process of making a transition to a new system could take five years or longer.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46448139&symbol=…
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