PBG Financial Services Ltd., an accounting firm based in Northbrook, Ill., has announced the relaunch of Home123 Mortgage in partnership with Central States Mortgage Inc., a credit union service organization based in Wauwatosa, Wis. "Home123 is the first of the national mortgage brands to re-emerge after falling into bankruptcy related to the subprime credit crisis," the companies said. PBG purchased the rights to Home123 Mortgage and related brands from Home123's former parent company, New Century Financial Corp. Central States Mortgage will provide all financial services, including fixed- and adjustable-rate mortgages, refinancing, Federal Housing Administration and Department of Veterans Affairs loans, interest-only loans, reverse mortgages, and others. Central States Mortgage can be found on the Web at http://centralstatesmortgage.com.
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