Mortgage Lenders

Bernie Madoff was investigated by the SEC eight times over the last sixteen years, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer.

Members of the House Financial Services Committee question SEC and SIPC officials.

Members of the House Financial Services Committee question SEC and SIPC officials.

Members of the House Financial Services Committee question SEC and SIPC officials.

Members of the House Financial Services Committee question SEC and SIPC officials.

President-elect Barack Obama said the U.S. economy is getting worse.

Discussing whether banks are lending now that the government has doled out cash from the TARP to major banks, with David Scharfstein, of Harvard Business School, and CNBC's Steve Liesman

Insight on whether banks are taking taxpayer money and sitting on it, with Steve Bartlett, Financial Services Roundtable president

The New York Fed is purchasing mortgage backed securities by Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie Mae, under the TARP, reports CNBC's Steve Liesman

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon loses his luster, reports Charlie Gasparino

More on the House Financial Services committee's hearing on the Madoff case, with CNBC's Mary Thompson

The key to helping the economy is to free up the credit markets and investors should look for stocks that react to easing credit markets, David Kotok from Cumberland Advisors told CNBC Monday.

Treasury to consider targeted asset guarantees, with CNBC's Steve Liesman.

Citigroup unveils new executive compensation system, with CNBC's Charlie Gasparino.

Going into 2009, should investors invest in stocks or real estate? Carlos Lowenberg, of Lowenberg Wealth Management, and Joe Arnold, of Dawson Wealth Management, share their insight.