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Project Lifeline - Volunteering to Aid the Credit Crunch

Washington Mutual Bank (WaMu) working on a project called "Project Survival," a proposed agreement of six banks that will help both banks that were affected by the payment of the mortgage crisis and borrowers who got in trouble because of the recent credit crunch in the housing market.

"Survival Project" is a plan drawn up by Washington Mutual, Bank of americas, Citigroup, Countrywide, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo and to try to relieve the banks of the housing bubble across the break to help people who need it most: borrowers who are stuck in loans that increase in the amount of the payment, leaving them short of cash to pay all bills.

The banks involved in the project Survival is working to ensure that more homeowners do not continue to lose their homes and be given every chance to succeed and not become another victim mortgage. These banks have worked directly with the Department of Housing and U. S. Treasury to help establish this plan and execute the full effectiveness. Part of this plan provides homeowners an extra 30 days to renegotiate the mortgage payments with its creditors.

The reduction of the country's housing market has caused the banks to renegotiate most of the mortgages to ensure that a house does not fall into foreclosure. The project goal is to live without participating banks like Washington Mutual will be able to help reduce the number of home mortgages and bankruptcies, while improving the affordability and responsible borrowing practices.

housing that will benefit most are the ones who bought his home in a sub prime loans. One of the great mission of Survival Project is beginning to allow banks to freeze the lowest cost "teaser" for up to five years - and give the markets time to recover time and the owners to pay more for mortgages and refinancing in a better position.

While the government programs that benefit the owners, banks like Washington Mutual is committed significant resources for the project of salvation. Most of the statutes of government for houses that are only one or two months behind in payments or on the verge of credit crunch. Survival Project will work with owners who are desperately trying to maintain the payments, but may have fallen two, three or even six months later.

Washington Mutual constant dedication to Survival Project in showing their determination to work with borrowers to ensure they receive every opportunity to maintain their homes and to build responsible management strategies credit.