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August 31, 2005

Equity Is Altering Spending Habits and View of Debt 


Equity Is Altering Spending Habits and View of Debt 
Los Angeles Times - Aug 29 8:30 AM
Mortgages used to be something people strove to pay off. Now they've become income tools, but risky ones, some financial analysts say. As they happily watch their houses swell in value, Americans are changing their attitudes toward mortgage debt.

The History of Everything 
Santa Monica Mirror - Aug 24 11:54 AM
a guest speaker, Ventura City Council member Bill Fulton, said, No matter what we put in [our land use and circulation element update] or how you implement it in Santa Monica, traffic is the least congested now till the end of time.

Equity Is Altering Spending Habits and View of Debt 
Los Angeles Times - Aug 28 12:51 AM
Mortgages used to be something people strove to pay off. Now they've become income tools, but risky ones, some financial analysts say. As they happily watch their houses swell in value, Americans are changing their attitudes toward mortgage debt.

Top News 
KUTV.com - Aug 25 9:21 PM
Major Blackouts In Southern Calif. (AP) LOS ANGELES Sweltering heat and the loss of power from a key transmission line Thursday forced the utility serving Southern California to impose rolling blackouts, leaving as many as half a million people without power for about half an hour, officials said.

Equity Is Altering Spending Habits and View of Debt 
Los Angeles Times - Aug 28 9:55 PM
Mortgages used to be something people strove to pay off. Now they've become income tools, but risky ones, some financial analysts say. As they happily watch their houses swell in value, Americans are changing their attitudes toward mortgage debt.

Equity Is Altering Spending Habits and View of Debt 
Los Angeles Times - Aug 28 1:18 AM
Mortgages used to be something people strove to pay off. Now they've become income tools, but risky ones, some financial analysts say. As they happily watch their houses swell in value, Americans are changing their attitudes toward mortgage debt.

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