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Delinquent Conn. Mortgages Jump In Q3

By Laura Schreier

Commercial Record Staff Writer

The amount of Connecticut banks' worst delinquent mortgage loans - those more than 90 days past due and unlikely to be recovered - jumped from $393 million in the second quarter to $445.2 million as of Sept. 30, according to the latest numbers from the FDIC.

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