Published on August 13th, 2008 by admin in Mortgage Rates
Crisis? What crisis?Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 2
The quid pro quo is an entrenched oligopoly which slugs the public for more than $10 billion in fees a year and shifts mortgage rates in lockstep. …
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