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3x Your Money Easy Fannie-Freddie U.S. Supreme Court Decision FNMAS FMCKJ
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What is Fannie & Freddie Mac Daddy?

https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/fannie-mae-and-freddie-mac/
How Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Help You Get a Mortgage

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac exist to support the U.S. home mortgage system. But they don’t lend money to individuals. Instead, they buy mortgage loans from the banks and financial institutions that originate them. This keeps money flowing back into lending institutions so they have plenty of funding on hand to write more mortgages and help more people buy homes.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Are Government Sponsored Enterprises

Fannie and Freddie are private corporations that were chartered by Congress—the formal term for this kind of company is a Government Sponsored Enterprise (GSE). There are several other GSEs, like the Farm Credit System. While GSEs are publicly traded companies, they all serve a very public mission of supporting the nation’s financial system. Because of the large role they play in the economy and their governmental affiliation, some investors assume they are implicitly guaranteed by the federal government. This means they believe the government would bail out Fannie and Freddie if they couldn’t pay back their debts.

Even though Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are technically shareholder-owned, they have been under government conservatorship since the Great Recession. Many investors who hold stock in the two companies are eagerly waiting for them to emerge from government control so their stock can trade on public exchanges again.

Some things to keep in mind about these two companies include:

The Treasury buys securities from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Fannie and Freddie don’t have to pay state and local taxes.
Some of the board members are appointed by the president.

For now, the federal government has complete oversight of FNMA and FMCC due to the conservatorship arrangement. However, all parties involved, including the FHFA, have retained advisers to help them get back on track for non-governmental ownership.

In 2014, FHFA published a strategic plan for releasing Fannie and Freddie from conservatorship. The plan has three big goals:

Prevent foreclosures and keep mortgage credit flowing in a safe and sound manner to keep housing finance markets resilient, liquid, and efficient.
Reduce taxpayer risk by encouraging more private capital in the mortgage market. This goal would decrease the role that Freddie and Fannie play in mortgages.
Build a new infrastructure for securitizing single-family residential mortgages.