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In conjunction with the Oct. 25, 2010, release of a new Federal Reserve report, "Addressing the Impact of the Foreclosure Crisis," the St. Louis Fed has revamped its Foreclosure Resource Center with updated content and improved usability. The center features resources to help consumers and communities navigate foreclosures and loan modifications, including a "Foreclosure Modification Toolkit."
Access the Foreclosure Resource Center | View the MORE report

10/26 | St. Louis Fed-Louisville To Host Discussion on Implications of Financial Regulatory Reform
10/25 | Disagreement at the FOMC: Beyond the Voting
10/21 | Policy Conference Focuses on Frictions in Financial and Labor Markets
10/20 | Beige Book: Economic Conditions Show Modest Improvement across All Fed Districts

Strategies to Building Strong Asset Coalitions
11/10 | St. Louis, Mo.
Tapping New Sources and Exploring New Models for Community Development Finance--New Voices, Fresh Ideas: Exploring Innovation 2010

11/29 | St. Louis, Mo.
The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection: The Direction and Implications

10/25 | Bernanke: Welcoming Remarks, Fed/FDIC Conference on Mortgage Foreclosures and the Future of Housing
10/25 | Federal Reserve releases new publication: "Addressing the Impact of the Foreclosure Crisis"
10/19 | Federal Reserve announces final rule regarding effective dates for gift card rules
10/15 | Bernanke, Monetary Policy Objectives and Tools in a Low-Inflation Environment

The Financial Stability Oversight Council: Can Systemic Risk Be Contained?

In introductory remarks, President James Bullard commented on how the new Financial Stability Oversight Council is only beginning on the very difficult task of trying to identify - in real time - financial system risks that pose a significant threat to the health of the U.S. economy. The interagency Council is an experiment that faces significant challenges.

St. Louis Fed economist Rubn Hernndez-Murillo discusses current economic conditions in the Eighth District, as published in the Beige Book.

10/21 | Need to Know: New Regulations for Your Debit and Credit Cards
10/13 | Disagreement at the FOMC: The Dissenting Votes Are Just Part of the Story
10/08 | Understanding the Small Business "Credit Crunch": Perspectives from a Fed Regulator
09/15 | The Changing Landscape of Community Banking