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Record numbers late on US loans

Financial Times, Thursday 19 November
More than one in seven US borrowers were behind on their mortgage payments or facing foreclosure at the end of the third quarter – the highest rate on record – as rising unemployment continued to fan the flames of the housing crisis, the Mortgage Bankers Association said on Thursday.
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  • 374 articles (since January 2008)
  • Average article: 15 column inches (454 words)
  • Shortest article: 4 column inches (114 words)
  • Longest article: 90 column inches (2701 words)
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