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Biden Administration Looking To Reverse Trump-Era Mortgage Policy

February 26, 2021/in Features, Real Estate Feature/by Eric Mastrota

The Trump-era policy removed a lot of protections for those who were dependent on loans for their payments, as well as created the space for riskier loans to be dealt out.

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Eric Mastrota is a Contributing Editor at The National Digest based in New York. A graduate of SUNY New Paltz, he reports on world news, culture, and lifestyle. You can reach him at eric.mastrota@thenationaldigest.com.

JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon Is Expecting A ‘Bad Recession’ To Follow The Coronavirus Pandemic

April 6, 2020/in Business Feature, Features/by Eric Mastrota

In his annual shareholders letter, Dimon, who’s the chairman and CEO of biggest bank in the United States, claimed that while JPMorgan may have entered into this crisis in a position of power, COVID-19 has quickly taught us all just how unpredictablely this virus moves.

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Biden Administration Looking To Reverse Trump-Era Mortgage Policy

JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon Is Expecting A ‘Bad Recession’ To Follow The Coronavirus Pandemic

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