Federal Home Loan Bank System

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"The American Dream is generally equated with the ability of each American family to own their own home. However, homes cost considerably more than most Americans can purchase with cash, and the result has been that Americans and the American economy has introduced a sophisticated system of credit and credit policies to facilitate home purchases. The income tax system effectively subsidizes home purchases by providing a deduction for interest associated with mortgage interest, and homes are commonly used as security for other types of loans. The end result is that the American homeowner has become an integral part of the American economy. This research examines one of the federal programs set up to assist in the funding of home purchases, the Federal Home Loan Bank system. The history, purpose and current activities of this institution are discussed, as well as its future prospects."

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