federal housing administration

Continued trouble in the housing market has further eroded the Federal Housing Administration's reserves, leaving it with a very thin cushion to protect it against future financial losses.

The federal government is poised to enact rules to combat discrimination on loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration.

With a growing number of homebuyers depending on government-insured loans, the Obama administration is taking steps to shore up the Federal Housing Administration program.

A primer on how to qualify for a mortgage backed by the Federal Housing Administration.

The House is debating a $300 billion home-loan rescue package that would dramatically increase the role of the Federal Housing Administration to clean up the subprime mess.

Nancy Marshall Genzer reports on whether the FHA is up to the job.

Commentator and economist Glenn Hubbard says that to fix the housing crisis we must give the Federal Housing Administration more authority.

He believes it should offer new loans to subprime mortgage holders to enable them to refinance.