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Hope Now helps fewer homeowners in May
The pace of the mortgage industry's efforts to assist troubled borrowers declined in May, as critics questioned lenders' progress in aiding U.S. homeowners facing foreclosure. Full story
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Hope Now helps fewer homeowners in May
Wachovia quits offering risky mortgage loan
States file lawsuits against Countrywide
Foreclosure rescue stalls in Senate
Foreclosure relief plan advances in Senate
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Hope Now helps fewer homeowners in May
Wachovia quits offering risky mortgage loan
States file lawsuits against Countrywide
Foreclosure rescue stalls in Senate
Foreclosure relief plan advances in Senate
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