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Delinquency Rates Rise in 1Q to 1.32%, from Last Year’s 1Q of 1.19%; Delinquency Rate Could Peak in Late 2010/Early 2011 (Bloomberg News)

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Real estate and mortgage expert Chip Cummings is interviewed on FOX News 17 Morning Show with Keith Avery about real estate housing issues, including the new Good Faith Estimate, 00 Tax Credit for first-time homebuyers, and credit card rates. Chip answers viewer questions about mortgages, credit, real estate and personal finance issues - including bankruptcy, foreclosures, REO properties and other related real estate topics.

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Algenon explores common myths in personal finance with Renee. This video will provide common sense answers to commonly asked questions about managing money.

What can consumers do to get credit in todays world? A critical piece is knowing about your FICO® score, how it works, and how to make sure yours is the best it can be. Fair Isaac is helping consumers through a program that delivers FICO® scores free as part of online banking statements, and free information presented at www.myfico.com. Find out more in this short video from FICO™, the creators of the FICO® score that is used in most lending decisions in the US Darcy Sullivan of FICO™ interviews Mark Greene, FICO™ CEO, for this FICO Tech Talk.

This week Thomas Fox, Community Outreach Director, talks about the options for securing credit when individuals have a poor credit profile.Learn Now or Pay Later is a weekly personal finance series produced by Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp. These webisodes focus on topics such as the economy, credit reports and scores, budgeting and identity theft. The goal of this educational series is to better prepare the public to deal with matters pertaining to credit, debt and money management.

USC Annenberg’s Johnson Communication Leadership Center will host a roundtable discussion between Center director Christopher Holmes Smith and USC Trustee Suzanne Nora Johnson, former vice chairman of The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Recently elected to the Board of Directors at American International Group (AIG), Johnson also chairs the investment committees at the University of Southern California and the Markle Foundation. The topic: “Financial democracy and the credit panic of 2008: Exploring media’s role. Panelists include George Alexander, editor-at-large, Black Enterprise magazine; Yongheng Deng, professor and director of the doctoral program, USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development; Sandy Green, assistant professor, USC Marshall School of Business; and Kathy Kristof, syndicated personal finance columnist.