Fannie Mae putting taxpayers back at risk with careless behavior, probe warns

By washington times

Published on Mar 11, 2015, 5:00 pm

Fannie Mae putting taxpayers back at risk with careless behavior, probe warns

Nearly seven years after it was bailed out from the housing market crash, mortgage giant Fannie Mae is still engaging in behavior that could precipitate future financial crises and taxpayer losses, a government watchdog warns in a report to be released Wednesday. The Federal Housing Finance Agency inspector general said its latest concerns involve Fannie Mae’s…

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