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Musk Ally, DOGE Member Stanley Tapped For Fannie Mae Board Amid Shakeup
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"Mortgage giant #FannieMae has added Christopher Stanley, a #cybersecurity engineer at #SpaceX and #SocialMedia platform X — who is also involved with the Dept of Govt Efficiency — to its board of directors, the latest sign of how Elon Musk’s allies are embedding into the federal #government."

#ElonMusk#Musk#Doge

Via #RawStory, 3:28pm ET

Proposed deregulation of home loan market that #DonaldTrump→widely expected to pursue could have massive consequences for new homebuyers — particularly those w/low incomes, reported #CNN on Monday

Specifically, #Trump is likely to try to privatize #FannieMae & #FreddieMac, the mortgage-backing giants that the federal government took a stake in following the 2008 financial crisis. He attempted to do this in his last term, but was unsuccessful.

rawstory.com/trump-s-expected-

Raw Story - Celebrating 20 Years of Independent Journalism · Trump privatization plan will add thousands a year to typical mortgage: expertBy Matthew Chapman

Economic Growth, Inflation Still on Track to Slow as Interest Rate Volatility Continues
Fannie Mae - May 21, 2024

“We view economic growth and inflation as being on the same track as our prior outlook, and we continue to anticipate moderation as the year progresses.”

fanniemae.com/research-and-ins

www.fanniemae.comEconomic Developments - May 2024 | Fannie MaeFor a PDF version of this report, click here.

Really interesting perspective from #Marketplace, blaming the 2008 financial crisis on the debt ceiling.

As they tell it: If we didn't have a debt ceiling, Fannie Mae wouldn't have been privatized, and wouldn't have facilitated massive investment in mortgage-backed securities, counting on the federal government to bail them out if the worst came to pass, which it did.
marketplace.org/2023/12/05/cri

#useconomy #FannieMae #economics #ushistory #DebtCeiling #TheGreatRecession

Marketplace · The decades-long history of the debt ceiling fight - MarketplaceThe first fight happened exactly 70 years ago, in 1953, when U.S. debt was about $275 billion. But there's never been an actual default.

The maximum #size of #home #mortgage loans eligible for backing by #FannieMae and #FreddieMac will rise to $1,089,300 next year in a few expensive markets, such as San Francisco and Washington, D.C., from $970,800 this year, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said Tuesday.

wsj.com/articles/u-s-governmen

The Wall Street JournalU.S. Government to Backstop Mortgages Above $1 Million Mark for First TimeBy Andrew Ackerman