Banks for the People: Why Federal Home Loan Banks Need a Reset

The Federal Home Loan Bank system was formed in 1932 to support mortgage lending that would make housing more affordable. But when the savings and loan system fell apart in 1989, the system veered away from this mission.

It is time to reset it. Dawne Troupe, the advocacy director for the People & Places Collaborative, explains.

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