Reuters reports that today the U.S. Treasury Department will announce the revamped version of it's housing rescue plan that will help the homeowners to reduce their monthly mortgage loan payments.

The Treasury Department has just launched FinancialStability.gov, a website dedicated to bringing transparency and clarity to the immensely complex problems in the financial system and the President’s plans to address them.

Here is the Sample Investment plan that the U.S. Treasury has unveild as to how it will invest under the Legacy Securities Program of the Public Private Partnership Program that Treasury's Tim Geithner unveiled this morning.

The information released in the US Treasury's Public Private Partnership program says the goal of the program is to restart the market for legacy securities, allowing banks and other financial institutions to free up capital and stimulate the extension of new credit.

US Treasury provides a Sample Investment Under the Legacy Loans Program

The Legacy Loans Program: To cleanse bank balance sheets of troubled legacy loans and reduce the overhang of uncertainty associated with these assets, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Treasury are launching a program to attract private capital to purchase eligible legacy loans from participating banks through the provision of FDIC debt guarantees and Treasury equity co-investment.

US Treasury that just this morning unveiled its plan of Public Private Partnership Investment Program says this approach is superior to the alternatives of either hoping for banks to gradually work these assets off their books or of the government purchasing the assets directly.

The U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner just released the Public Private Partnership Investment Program that aims to stabilize the U.S. banks and help to promote the economy. Bellow are the complete details of the investment program.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Department of Housing and Urban Development has launched a new website for consumers seeking information about the Obama Administration's Making Home Affordable loan modification and refinancing program.

This has been brought up before, but only on shows such as Bill Moyers' Journal and the like. What happens if China decides it no longer wants to "fund" our growing debt by buying U.S. debts securities, such as Treasuries? On Friday, Chinese PM Wen Jiabao expressed, strikingly, concern about the safety of China’s $1 trillion investment in American government debt.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting Treasury Is Close to Finalizing
Plan to Backstop Fannie, Freddie.

New $100 Minimums for Treasury Marketable Securities to Debut in April, Announces Treasurydirect.gov.