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Did Some Type of Insurance or Credit Default Swap Pay Off Your Mortgage?

Written on 3 Jul, 2013 at 7:24

Did Some Type of Insurance or Credit Default Swap Pay Off Your Mortgage?

I recently saw someone online saying that as a result of multiple insurance payouts a bank could receive millions of dollars on a $200,000 loan that went into default. It's just not true. There are lot's of reasons why... (Continue reading)

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