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Foreclosure numbers up in first quarter of 2008

Monday April 21, 2008
Mitch Wertlieb

Colchester, VT

First, the good news: A new Pew Center Research study predicts Vermont will be one of the states least affected by the national foreclosure crisis in the coming year.

Now for the not so good: new tracking data since January of 2007 reveals an uptick in the number of foreclosures in the state.

Tom Candon is Vermont's Deputy Commissioner of Banking.

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