U.S. projects aid tally for mortgage lending providers as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could need $92.2 billion more to cover their rising losses on mortgage-related investments, according to budget details from the Obama administration.

Today the Obama Administration released the mortgage plan that will allow millions of homeowners to refinance or get some type of help. The question in many homeowners' mind is where do we start from the loan modification process? The place to visit is the www.financialstability.gov site, which the government has set up to carry the process.

President Barack Obama's Mortgage Bailout plan is "open for business" report news agencies. What does it take to be eligible to participate in your mortgage bailout?

The White House has this morning posted a full explanation of what the upcoming homeowner bailout may mean. The details of the Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan are explained from the following information coming from the White House's website.

Homeowners and consumers need a Special Victims Unit, because the government is bailing out criminals. Economist calls for homeowner bailout not bank.

The Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) has surpassed the 100 bank and institution bailout point totaling $167,756,852,000 in taxpayer money under the Capital Purchase Program according to the December 16th, 2008 Transaction Report by the Treasury.

Mortgage giants Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac may back 30 million mortgages. But that doesn’t mean that the new foreclosure prevention program announced this week by the Bush administration will rescue every troubled borrower on their books.

Here’s a heretical notion: How much CEOs get from the bailout doesn’t matter. It’s a smokescreen, red meat being tossed to the public to make it seem as though the bad guys won’t get away scott-free.

The historic bailout of Fannie and Freddie by the US Treasury turned out to be only one story in a very interesting and volatile trading day yesterday. The repercussions of the Treasury's action will be weighed for some time, however, the tightening of mortgage bond spreads seems to be the most positive immediate benefit of the plan.

Secretary Henry Paulson and FHFA Director James Lockhart, on September 07 2008, announced the official government takeover of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The takeover comes as the mortgage industry continues to deteriorate due to tightening credit standards and the continued downturn in home values.