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creating a 50-year mortgage as a way to help lower payments for Americans who want to buy a home.

Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte called the proposal a complete game changer. It might sound clever, but

it just isn't. Let's look at why stretching dead across half a century would likely be disastrous

for homebuyers and what history tells us about ideas

like this.

While the idea is, so far, quite light on detail, administration officials are saying

that a 50-year mortgage would lower monthly payments and help Americans who are currently

priced out of the housing market.

The logic is that if you just lengthen the term of a loan, you can reduce the monthly payment.

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