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100 kmart customers took to social media and threatened to boycott the store if they didn't change the decision. they want kmart employees to be able to spend time with their families. >> that's nice. >> people called it greedy, shameful and disgusting. >> any word from kmart on that one? >> no. good news for home buyers who don't have a whole lot of cash on hand. banks are offering loans with down payments of 5%. t.d. bank and wells fargo have moved away from much higher down payments. after the housing bubble burst, buyers needs as much as 20% down or they had to turn to the federal housin...

Factor,>> you believe 3 percent down is riskyer to the home purchaser than 10 percent down. >> if you carefully look at other considerations and take them into account. >> the man mumbling the answer is mel watt in charge of fan me may and freddie mac. you can be sure a 3 percent rohn is just as safe as a 10 percent down payment loan. >> a 3 percent down payment is as safe as a 10 percent one? how can that be? >> the secretary of housing would talk to us about the government's eagerness to give your money away. the former commissioner david stevens will. he says in two years serving under pres...

Is riskier to the home purchaser than 10% down? >> if you carefully look at other considerations and take them into account -- john: the man mumbling an answer is mel watt. he's now in charge of regulating fannie mae and freddie mac. >> then you can insure that a 3% loan is just as safe as a 10% down payment loan. john: really? a 3% down payment is as safe as a 10% one? how can that be? neither mel watt nor the secretary of housing would talk to us about the government's eagerness to give your money away, but we're fortunate that former fha commissioner david stephens will. he says in his two ...

Is riskier to the home purchaser than 10% down? >> if you carefully look at other considerations and take them into account -- john: the man mumbling an answer is mel watt. he's now in charge of regulating fannie mae and freddie mac. >> then you can insure that a 3% loan is just as safe as a 10% down payment loan. john: really? a 3% down payment is as safe as a 10% one? how can that be? neither mel watt nor the secretary of housing would talk to us about the government's eagerness to give your money away, but we're fortunate that former fha commissioner david stephens will. he says in his two ...