Ownership & Assets

... borrowers' monthly payments to an affordable and sustainable level," Bair said at a responsible homeownership event at the New America Foundation. ...

... along with Sheila Bair, chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and others will speak at a forum hosted by the New America Foundation. ...

Ellen Seidman of the New America Foundation, who studies the financial services industry, said friends she knew worked for Cisneros sometimes thought “blow ...

As a result of the current financial crisis, consumers are more concerned about their personal finances than ever before.  Household confidence in job security and future employment prospects, income stability, and the ability to preserve and build assets is plummeting; meanwhile, high fuel and food prices and tightening credit conditions are placing more pressure on households to maximize their financial decisions.

The New America Foundation holds a discussion on how to protect homeowners and guide policymakers. ...

You can read books,” said Karen Murrell, a senior research fellow at the New America Foundation, a nonprofit policy research organization in Washington. ...

Sacramento, CA -- The New America Foundation today commended California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and California mayors for the launch of "Bank on California," an initiative to help working Californians without bank accounts to open starter accounts and take their first step into the financial mainstream.

The United States peddled $32 billion in weapons in 2007 according to The New America Foundation, a nonpartisan, nonprofit public policy institute. ...

The New America Foundation, a Washington think tank that describes itself as “nonpartisan and post-partisan,” has proposed a plan to capitalize community banks and credit unions as part of the national reaction to the current financial crises. ... Outside Article

Today, with the world's system of anonymous high finance in crisis, small-scale community banks, thrifts, and credit unions -- all regarded until recently as vestigial players in a new world of global consumer finance -- are setting an important example. If federal policies were in place to provide proper support to small-scale financial institutions, Washington could do a lot to alleviate the country's most serious economic problems.