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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Senator Hillary Clinton spelled out the details of her subprime bailout plan Wednesday, calling for a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures and a five-year freeze on the interest rates of adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs).
In August, the democratic presidential hopeful asked legislators to ban prepayment penalties on mortgages, but her new plan goes much further, and bears similarities to other proposals. Hillary Rodham Clinton, urged for a moratorium on foreclosures for 90 days on homes with subprime mortgages and a five-year long period of freeze on the interest rates that those borrowers would have to pay. She addressed a letter to Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson, who is now ready to announce the Bush administration’s responsibility to today’s housing problems. Clinton, in her remarkable foresight, notes that today’s foreclosures continue to pose incalculable loss to the economy. Clinton has stated that the mortgage problems have gone way beyond the state of transparency to the common people. At a news conference on last Sunday of December 2008, she has mentioned that what every Iowan should look forward to is, to have accurate information when they make decisions about undergoing mortgage payments.
Clinton has indicated that the battle within the Democrats is about how to get things done in a rougher manner. But she stresses that coming to the last month of the year she wants to start drawing contrasts from the way it has been with foreclosures so far.
Clinton has already dared to go further than her Democratic rivals and revealed what the administrators think about the decisions made on foreclosures. Clinton has introduced a bill which would go on to make mortgage fraud a severe criminal offence. The bill also reinstates that such fraudulence attracts favors national funds to help the lenders who are severely in danger of losing their homes. Hillary Clinton is no dummy. Even her detractors know that. And yet in last night's Democratic presidential debate in Nevada, Clinton floated what is perhaps the dumbest solution to the current mortgage mess I've heard from a top presidential contender. "I have a plan Clinton said - a moratorium on foreclosures for 90 days and freezing interest rates for five years, which I think we should do immediately," Clinton announced at what was the last Democratic debate before the Nevada Caucus on Jan. 19. A 90-day moratorium on foreclosures would throw a lifeline to some deserving homeowners, though I suspect it would only delay the inevitable for most. That's not my beef. Where Clinton goes awry is her proposal to freeze mortgage rates for five years, which is essentially a much broader version of a deal President Bush recently hammered out with lenders to assist some subprime borrowers. If Clinton's only goal were to bail out homeowners facing steep rate resets on adjustable mortgages, her plan would work just fine. When it comes to a rate freeze. Clinton and the Mortgage Bankers Association aren't exactly disinterested parties, of course. A freeze would directly impact the bottom line of MBA members. However, when I discussed Clinton's plan with a more sympathetic economist - one who'd worked for Bill Clinton. "This is an ugly correction, but it's a necessary one, foreclosures are subprime mess," says Jared Clinton, a senior economist with the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute. "This kind of an idea is a little bit of untying your shoes with a buzz-saw."