Citizens Bank Lowers Mortgage Rates for Reading, Pa., Buyers with Poor Credit.
Jan. 15--The $2.9 million in low-interest mortgages pledged to the Our City Reading housing rehabilitation program will be available to first-time home buyers who would not normally be eligible for such mortgages, said Stephen D. Steinour, chairman and chief executive officer of Citizens Bank of

Publication: Reading Eagle (Reading, PA)

First Citizens Bank Promotes Affordable Mortgage Programs.
RALEIGH, N.C., Aug. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- First Citizens Bank (Nasdaq: FCNCA) is offering affordable mortgage programs with special promotional rates and fees for qualifying home buyers. The bank's Shelter Source and Fannie Mae Community Home Buyers programs are designed to work with low- to

Publication: PR Newswire

Citizens Trust Bank Announces Nitin Dave as Mortgage Division Head.
Citizens Trust Bank (CTB), the largest African American owned bank in the Southeast, today announced the addition of Nitin Dave as Senior Vice President, Mortgage Division Manager. In this role Mr. Dave will manage residential mortgage lending initiatives as well as builder and developer

Publication: PR Newswire

Citizens Bank Opens Doors to Home Buyers; New Mortgage Program Helps Clients Achieve Dream of Owning A Home.
Business Editors FLINT, MichBUSINESS WIREFeb. 17, 2000 Citizens Banking Corporation (Nasdaq:CBCF) -- the third largest Michigan-based bank holding company and parent company of Citizens Bank -- has launched a new mortgage program for home buyers. Called &uot;Open Door&uot; Mortgage, the new

Publication: Business Wire

Buffalo, N.Y.-Based Bank Offers `Reverse Mortgage' to Senior Citizens.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 22 -- M&T Bank Corp. has launched a reverse mortgage product allowing senior citizens to tap into their home equity without having to worry about repaying. The product is tailored for seniors who own a home, but struggle to live off fixed monthly income.

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Mortgage lenders say rates must be doubled Bank and building society chiefs insist it's the only way to stop a property crash
HOME OWNERS will be told by mortgage lenders tomorrow that interest rates will have to double to prevent a house price crash. The Council of Mortgage Lenders, which represents banks and building societies, will warn that a sharp hike in interest rates is looming because the Bank of England has

Publication: The Sunday Telegraph London