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Rebirth of a Vital Urban Neighborhood


Higher FHA Loan Limits Allow Larger Reverse Mortgages for Senior Citizens
Arkansas Association Promotes Revolving Loan Funds
St. Louis Fed Director Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
KHC Expands Homeownership Programs
San Francisco Fed Offering Lending School
Communities Unabridged:

Angels and Other Venture Capitalists

Small Business Investment Companies

Following the funds of the venture capital cycle


Brokering Tax Credits -- A New Approach to Community Development
Spanning The Region:
Locke Joins Community Affairs

Fed to Publish St. Louis Homebuyer Brochure

St. Louis Minority Business Council Administering Loan Program


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Resources

To Their Credit: Women-Owned Businesses, a video developed by the Federal Reserve Banks of Chicago, Boston and San Francisco, features successful women business owners describing their experiences in obtaining bank credit. To potential entrepreneurs, the tape stresses the need for future commercial borrowers to build a relationship with the lender and to have a comprehensive business plan prepared prior to approaching a lender. To potential lenders, it focuses on the profitability this fast-growing segment of the economy offers financial institutions. The video is available through FVS Media for a nominal fee by calling 1-800-555-5471.

Looking for the Best Mortgage: Shop, Compare, Negotiate, a brochure that provides details on how to obtain information from several lenders to make the best deal, includes information on fair lending, reviewing your credit report and a mortgage shopping worksheet. Orders for up to 100 copies of the brochure are free from Publications Services, Mail Stop 127, Federal Reserve Board, Washington, D.C. 20551.

Helping People in Your Community Understand Basic Financial Services, a guide for community educators for use with a variety of audiences who currently do not have accounts with financial institutions or who need basic information about how to use accounts, is available in English and Spanish. To obtain copies, fax a request to U.S. Department of Treasury Financial Management Services Product Promotion Division at (202) 874-7321 or download a copy from the Treasury web site at www.treas.gov.