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FHA’s cash reserves have dropped well below amount required by law, audit shows

by Ben Klutsey on November 12, 2009

in Economic Recovery, Financial Crisis & Regulatory Actions

WP – “For the first time since 1994, the Federal Housing Administration’s cash reserves have shrunk to a point far below what is required by law and could turn negative if worst-case scenarios are factored in, according to an independent audit designed to measure the agency’s financial soundness.”

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