Julie Vorman | Journalist Profiles |

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Articles

Nearly 15,000 Americans admit offshore tax cheating November 18, 12:26am EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some 14,700 rich Americans, worried about a stepped-up U.S. crackdown on offshore tax cheats, have turned themselves in under the government's amnesty program. Full Article

UPDATE 3-Nearly 15,000 Americans admit offshore tax cheating

Nearly 15,000 Americans admit offshore tax cheating

Estate tax debate imminent in Congress

Blog Posts

Troubled Freddie Mac exec was "straight arrow"

[caption id="attachment_7494" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="James Lockhart, head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency"][/caption] The chief financial officer at Freddie Mac who died in an apparent ... Full Article | Comments [18]

Credit card stories? She's heard 'em all

[caption id="attachment_7489" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Democratic lawmaker Carolyn Maloney"][/caption]Listen to Rep. Carolyn Maloney tell how she became interested in credit card reform legislation Tired ... Full Article | Comments [7]

Audio - Treasury's Steel says progress being made with bond insurers

Treasury Undersecretary Robert Steel told the Reuters Housing Summit that "progress is being made" as U.S. bond insurers seek recapitalization or other strategies to maintain their top "AAA" ratings. New ... Full Article

Audio - Steel says Depression-era housing plan not the "right tool"

Audio - Treasury's Steel says progress being made with bond insurers

"Sicko" documentary gets mixed reviews from regulator

Audio - U.S. senator aims to stop offshore tax havens

Audio - OTS chief sees fewer thrift industry deals in 2008