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Those who managed to stay in homes they owned saw their mortgage payments rise 27.8%, suggesting that policy makers 'efforts to reduce mortgage-debt burdens aren't reaching the most needy.

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When the Fed began the sales, it reasoned that the mortgage-debt market had stabilized and conditions were "right" for Maiden Lane II to begin "more extensive sales while taking appropriate care at all times to avoid market disruption."

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Rosica, a tax partner with accounting giant Ernst & Young, says misunderstandings over the rules about mortgage-debt forgiveness are "commonplace."

Many still owe taxes on forgiven home-equity debt 2011

Seeking Bids The deals followed an exercise in which BlackRock Solutions, Maiden Lane's investment manager, quietly sought competing bids for the bonds from several Wall Street dealers that are large players in the mortgage-debt market.

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Rosica, a tax partner with accounting giant Ernst & Young, says misunderstandings over the rules about mortgage-debt forgiveness are "commonplace."

Many still owe taxes on forgiven home-equity debt 2011

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. bought credit insurance on the bonds underpinning a mortgage-debt pool called Hudson Mezzanine Funding 2006-1.

Corrections & Amplifications 2011

The environment for investing in residential mortgage-backed securities is currently very attractive, as low interest rates allow companies such as Two Harbors to borrow at low rates and receive much higher yields from their mortgage-debt investments.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission's accusations against a former executive at a little-known money manager highlight the controversial role outside firms had in assembling mortgage-debt pools known as collateralized debt obligations.

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The protection covered roughly $4 billion in mortgage-debt pools, to offset risks Morgan Stanley took on in trades with hedge funds and other clients, people familiar with the matter said.

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"The price reflects the risk" that defaults among loan pools backing some bonds could be as high as 60% or 70%, said Steven DeLaney , a managing director and mortgage-debt analyst at JMP Securities in Atlanta.

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